The original visa application form of Pakistani-origin terror-suspect David Coleman Headley, charged with criminal conspiracy in Mumbai attacks, along with all the attached documents has been "retrieved" from the record room of the Indian Consulate in Chicago, a reliable sources said.<br/><br/>48-year-old Headley, a Chicago resident who was arrested by the FBI in October, made several trips to India to get videos and pictures of terrorist targets in Mumbai at the behest of LeT. His school friend, Pakistani-Canadian Tahawwur Hussein Rana, 49, had also been arrested on similar charges.<br/><br/>The sources said Headley's original visa application form dated 30th June, 2006 and all documents submitted by him when he applied for his visa to India were retrieved on Friday.<br/><br/>These documents were not traceable so far from the stack of the visa documents dumped in the record room of the Indian Consulate in Chicago.<br/><br/>The External Affairs Ministry had ordered an inquiry into the matter.