vadodara the travel agent who sold bogus documents to a couple for getting visa to usa has been remanded in police custody for eight days by a local court the agent bharat soni has been accused of providing bogus documents to help a citybased couple in getting visa to usa investigators suspect that soni may have sent several such people to different countries on bogus documents investigations will now focus on a bunch of documents including visa applications and sponsorship letters seized from sonis office us consulate has specified in its complaint that they have got 50 applications through sonis office and they suspect foul play in most of them we are now verifying whether the documents seized from sonis office are bogus said the police the cops suspect that soni used to charge heavy fees from his clients for providing bogus documents that would enable them to travel to other countries the crime branch though is yet to track down the couple identified as vikrant soni and arpita patel who had submitted the bogus property documents salary slip and sponsorship letter to the us consulate to get visa vikrant is not available at his home and he has not been attending office since the complaint was registered we have stepped up our search for vikrant and arpita said detection of crime branch dcb police inspector jatin prajapati vikrant and arpita had submitted the documents to us consulate on october 16 this year for getting visa to travel to california the duo had claimed that they were married and wanted to visit usa for honeymoon and for attending a family function when the consulate officials crosschecked the documents including the sponsorship letter they found them to be bogus the consulate then registered a complaint with dcb in vadodara