Dallas,

The second Counselor service camp of the year held at Texas king in collaboration of PSNT-Pakistan Society of North Texas and Pakistan Consulate General Houston. The Consulate Staff provided services to the people at their doorstep. The camp was highly appreciated by Pakistani-Americans living in Dallas and its suburbs..Document verification and power of attorney facility provided uninterrupted to the people in this camp from 9 am to 5 pm. Consulate team headed by Deputy Consul General Irfan-ullah and monitored Counselor service throughout the day, also served incumbents.

While speaking on the occasion, Deputy Consul General Irfan-ullah said that Houston Consulate has always strived to facilitate people in all consular services. The Government of Pakistan has already made online Visa, Passport and Identity Card services for Overseas Pakistanis. Documents attestation process will also be made online very soon.

More over, Irfan-ullah added that peoples approached Houston consulates after a long drive of five hours for their consulate related issues; all those facilities were provided them here. We have instructions and government policy to go to people’s homes on their doorsteps to resolve their problems. We have facilitated up to 300 peoples and we are committed and trying our level best to improve our services more.

On the occasion, PSNT President Abid Malik, Finance secretary, Abid Baig, Chairman Board of trustees Dr. Riaz Haider along with volunteers were present in the camp.

Abid Malik said that we have always tried our level best to facilitates community maximum.The founder of the Counselor Services Camp, Abid Malik, added that he was very grateful to Pakistan Consul General Abrar Hashmi, Deputy Consul General Irfan-ullah and his staff for setting up this second Consular Camp. Abid, also thanked all the members and PSNT volunteers for their hard work in making successful this camp today. Abid also thanked Khawar Abbas, the Texas King leader and said that Khawar Abbas is always at forefront to serves the community.

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