I am not aware of any country in the world offering this kind of service. For the simple reason it would be a very tempting target for abuse - query each and every possible passport number, save data. Law enforcement agencies can âcheck a passportâ to know if it has been lost or stolen. However, t will not do it for you - using those systems outside of the intended purpose (as part of a criminal investigation) is on itself a crime.
And Tatars unless you're the only person who can tell that passport number apart: it could be the first passport number given to you after your first contact with the person (and if you check a lot of people, chances are you wont be able to tell). If someone steals or loses your passport, they may change the numbers on it — just make sure there are no other changes, so you can get a scan or DNA confirmation later. And when you get the result of your “test”, it is up to you as a citizen of your country to check against all three national databases and confirm the number. If you have received a forged passport number, you should contact the authorities (see your countries laws for more on exactly how to do this). In most cases, you just need to make sure that they are going to check, as.