Cancelled travel & immigration agent licences in Moga
244 agencies have a state licence recorded as cancelled in the official Moga district register. This reproduces the official government licence status only — a cancelled or expired licence is a matter of public record, not an allegation of wrongdoing. Every entry links its government source; always verify the current status there before you act. A further 175 have a licence whose validity has expired.
It means the state licence issued under the Punjab Travel Professionals (Regulation) Act — by the District Magistrate — is recorded as cancelled in the official government register. It is a matter of public record about the licence, not an allegation of wrongdoing against the person. Always confirm the current status at the linked official source before you act.
Should I use an agent whose licence is cancelled?
A valid state licence is a basic protection. If the register shows a licence as cancelled, treat it as a reason to be cautious: ask the agent directly, verify at the official source, never pay the full fee upfront in cash, and prefer an agent whose licence is currently valid.
I already paid an agent whose licence is cancelled — what can I do?
Keep every receipt, message and contract. You can approach the local police, the district administration that issues these licences, or a consumer forum. Punjab also runs an NRI/travel-agent grievance channel. This directory is not a government body and cannot recover money, but the source link shows you the official register to cite.