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De-lamination unit finds takers in capital

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Chandran Poochakkad helps restore laminated documents



A SIMPLE PROCESS: Chandran Poochakkad at his Dubai Duty Paid and De-lamination shop at Saphalyam Complex, Thiruvananthapuram.

Thiruvananthapuram: If you are one of those people who have laminated their SSLC certificates or valuable documents for preservation, only to discover later that it is not acceptable for official purpose, do not lose hope.

Walk into Chandran Poochakkad’s shop at the Saphalyam Complex, Palayam, hand over your document and it will be returned safely to you without the lamination.

The de-lamination unit is the prime attraction of Mr.Chandran’s Dubai Duty Paid shop.

Stream of clients

Ever since he set up the unit, he has had a steady stream of clients from all over the state and even from places like Mumbai and Delhi. Several of his customers have approached him for assistance after failing to get their prized document de-laminated.

Simple and safe

Mr.Chandran claims that the de-lamination technology he uses is simple and safe.

Most of his clients are those people who are seeking jobs in foreign countries and those running from pillar to post to get duplicates of their documents.

The SSLC books issued from this year onwards specify that the certificate is not to be laminated.

Land documents and certificates issued by various agencies are also to be preserved without lamination.

Mr.Chandran is a native of Kasaragod. He is also a creative writer.

He has published several short stories and also two books.

Guinness Book

He has written to the Guinness Book of World Records claiming that he has de-laminated the largest number of certificates.

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