How to get duplicate pan card?
553199
Reapply for another one with the income tax dept
1182182
You don't have to be original at swap meets.  Go to one and find the hot item there.  Then make it better yourself and sell it at the next swap meet.
505012
call them and ask. save time and stress just call them the number is on your card.
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Use a java.util.BitSet to keep track of what was already generated and discard the value if it is not unique.  If the BitSet would be too large, then wrap them as Integers and put then in a HashSet.\n\nThis code is taken from the 2nd source.\n\n        Random r = new Random();\n        final Set have = new HashSet();\n        int dup = 0, val;\n        Integer i;\n        for(int ii=0; ii < 4000; ii++){\n            val = 10000 + r.nextInt(89999);\n            \n            i = new Integer(val);\n            \n            if( have.contains(i) ){\n                dup++;\n                ii--;\n            } else {\n                have.add(i);\n            }\n        }\n        \n        System.err.println("Finished. "+dup+" duplicates.");
93024
you can't >_< just get another acct
548506
If u want to see your pan card details you hvae to go on website http://incometaxindiaefiling.gov.in/knowpan/knowpan.jsp. here u have to just give your name and your father name. and u can know your pan card details
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Just use something like a plucker (actually something fine enough to grip the card while it is in the slot, if you have long nails, that may do as well!!) and take the card out.
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Hi,\n\nTry using the Windows Product Key Update Tool, available here:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/genuine/selfhelp/PKUInstructions.aspx\n\nThis should allow you to put in your now genuine copy's key to overwrite the other one. It should also check the windows system files to make sure they're valid too.\n\nPlus a thumbs up for your q ;)\n\nHTH
817896
to  move balances from one card to another
698509
Sounds impossible.  Could you post the code you already have?
656891
If you are under age of 18 you cann't apply for pan card. and you will not able to trading in stock marker with your name. But there is a solution for you. You can do this act on your parent behalf.  \nIn case the PAN applicant is a minor Copy of school leaving certificate or matriculation certificate or degree of a recognized educational institution or depository account or credit card or bank account or water bill or ration card or property tax assessment order or passport or voter identity card or driving license or certificate of identity signed by a MP or an MLA or a Municipal Councilor or a Gazetted Officer documents of any of the parents or guardian of such minor shall serve as proof of Identity; \n\n\nand such minor can trading in stock market on parent behalf. And \nSection 160 of IT Act, 1961 provides that a non-resident, a minor, lunatic, idiot, and court of wards and such other persons may be represented through a Representative Assessee. In such cases, application for PAN will be made by the Representative Assessee
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call in the card company and report it!
1017151
Call your bank and explain the situation.  If you used your debit card, they can close it and open you another one with a different number.  If you gave them your actual account number, ask your bank to freeze and/or close that account and make you another one.  Time is a factor, so do it right away to prevent any unauthorized charges!
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CREATE A NEW ACCOUNT AND HAVE THE SAME ACCOUNT
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Adding to raj_batra81\n\nU need to have following docs to accquire a PAN:\n\na. Recent Colour PP photo\nb. Proof of identity - Ration Card/Passport/School Leaving Certificate etc.\nc. Proof of address - Ration Card again/Passport/Bank Statement etc.\n\nGovt. charges of NSDL/UTI are Rs. 67/-\n[plus]\nCA/Tax consultant fee, if any.\n\nPlease go to https://tin.tin.nsdl.com/pan/Instructions49A.html for detailed instructions on PAN.\n\nCA. Deepak Bholusaria
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Almost any computer store should be able to help you out. Get out your phone book. Is there a yellow pages in the UK? and look up computer stores and call them and ask if they have the card in stock. You could also try searching the internet. Check the site below.
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Obtaining a Permanent Account Number (PAN) for Indians living abroad, a foreign citizen, or a company, trust or firm not having an office in India has become easier.\n\nThe income tax department has from this week clarified that it will no longer insist on details of a "representative assessee" while accepting PAN applications from the aforementioned categories.\n\nThe tax department has issued a circular to the two designated PAN service providers -- UTI Technology Services Ltd and National Securities Depositories Ltd -- clarifying on the revised guidelines for allotment of PAN to these categories.\n\n"There has been a demand to relax the requirement to submit details of the representative assessee for cases where the person does not have to either pay income tax or file tax returns. The department has now clarified that details of representative assessees will not be necessary in such cases. Individuals will only have to provide details of their passport, while the registration certificate attested by the Indian embassy in the country of the applicant's origin will be required in case of companies, trusts or firms," a finance ministry official said.\n\nThe clarification has been issued since quoting of PAN is now compulsory if one has to pay tax deducted at source (TDS), undertake any of the seven transactions like cash deposit exceeding Rs 10 lakh, credit card payment exceeding Rs 2 lakh, and RBI bonds exceeding Rs 5 lakh which are included under Annual Information Returns, or operate a demat account in India.\n\nPrior to April 2005, non-resident Indians were exempted from the requirement of quoting PAN in case of TDS under clause 3 of Section 139A.\n\nHowever, this exemption was later withdrawn, because of which any NRI liable to TDS has to compulsorily obtain a PAN.\n\nOfficials said the two PAN issuing agencies had also been told to levy courier charges for PAN cards which had to be delivered abroad.\n\nThe charges would be in addition to the PAN application fee of Rs 60 and the applicable service tax.