english passports
Jul 21st 2005, 7:11 am
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english passports
just a little question for anyone. my son is sixteen in september and still on my passport. i no he will need his own then but will that mean that i have to get myself and the other 2 kids a new passport as its not due to run out untill august 2008 ? so if anyone can help would be totally appreciated thanx ! 
Jul 21st 2005, 7:27 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by robos
just a little question for anyone. my son is sixteen in september and still on my passport. i no he will need his own then but will that mean that i have to get myself and the other 2 kids a new passport as its not due to run out untill august 2008 ? so if anyone can help would be totally appreciated thanx ! Get passports for your other children at the same time unless you want to experience hassle travelling.
http://www.passports.gov.uk
There's no such thing as an English passport, by the way
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Jul 21st 2005, 12:28 pm
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by JAJ
Get passports for your other children at the same time unless you want to experience hassle travelling.
http://www.passports.gov.uk
There's no such thing as an English passport, by the way
Jeremy
http://www.passports.gov.uk
There's no such thing as an English passport, by the way
Jeremy
Jul 21st 2005, 11:26 pm
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by robos
just a little question for anyone. my son is sixteen in september and still on my passport. i no he will need his own then but will that mean that i have to get myself and the other 2 kids a new passport as its not due to run out untill august 2008 ? so if anyone can help would be totally appreciated thanx ! Please explain. Have England got their own passport now?
My British passport still has 5 years left on it so is it invalid?Do the Scots and Welsh need separate ones too?Does that mean we have to show our passports going from England /Wales/ Scotland?
Jul 22nd 2005, 12:17 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by mary1
Please explain. Have England got their own passport now?
My British passport still has 5 years left on it so is it invalid?Do the Scots and Welsh need separate ones too?Does that mean we have to show our passports going from England /Wales/ Scotland?
My British passport still has 5 years left on it so is it invalid?Do the Scots and Welsh need separate ones too?Does that mean we have to show our passports going from England /Wales/ Scotland?
we can always put a little sticker of our own country's flags on the front of our United kingdom of Great Britan and N. Ireland passport - I suppose that will be defacing the Queens passport though wouldn't it - pity, I think a nice dragon would look lovely covering up that crown , but it would clash with that horrible burgundy colour of the passport though. lol
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Jul 23rd 2005, 7:32 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by Ceri
I only but wish
we can always put a little sticker of our own country's flags on the front of our United kingdom of Great Britan and N. Ireland passport - I suppose that will be defacing the Queens passport though wouldn't it - pity, I think a nice dragon would look lovely covering up that crown , but it would clash with that horrible burgundy colour of the passport though. lol
we can always put a little sticker of our own country's flags on the front of our United kingdom of Great Britan and N. Ireland passport - I suppose that will be defacing the Queens passport though wouldn't it - pity, I think a nice dragon would look lovely covering up that crown , but it would clash with that horrible burgundy colour of the passport though. lol
ok sorry everyone if i offended you for saying english passport i was in a rush and half asleep when i wrote my original post once again sorry x x x 
Jul 23rd 2005, 7:59 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by robos
ok sorry everyone if i offended you for saying english passport i was in a rush and half asleep when i wrote my original post once again sorry x x x Sounds like a good idea to me, at least then we wiuld feel part of something rather than just blandy British!
We were once seperate country's and there is nothing wrong with any of them, they all have their own history and I would be proud to be any othem.
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Jul 23rd 2005, 10:08 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by markeh
Sounds like a good idea to me, at least then we wiuld feel part of something rather than just blandy British!
We were once seperate country's and there is nothing wrong with any of them, they all have their own history and I would be proud to be any othem.
Bye
(English)
We were once seperate country's and there is nothing wrong with any of them, they all have their own history and I would be proud to be any othem.
Bye
(English)
Jul 23rd 2005, 10:11 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by mary1
Please explain. Have England got their own passport now?
My British passport still has 5 years left on it so is it invalid?Do the Scots and Welsh need separate ones too?Does that mean we have to show our passports going from England /Wales/ Scotland?
My British passport still has 5 years left on it so is it invalid?Do the Scots and Welsh need separate ones too?Does that mean we have to show our passports going from England /Wales/ Scotland?
You beat me to it. I was gonna say the same.
Jul 23rd 2005, 10:14 am
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Re: english passports
An English passport what a great idea, I don't like to be associated with the Paddys, sheep shaggers and sweatys.
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
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Jul 23rd 2005, 10:21 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by fraser
An English passport what a great, I don't like to be associated with the Paddys, sheep shaggers and sweatys.
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
Jul 23rd 2005, 10:51 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by kirsty&al
So you want to stick with the sexual deviants then
Jul 23rd 2005, 9:15 pm
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Re: english passports
on the subject of passports,
i had 5 years left on mine with 2 of my kids on it.
We are not due to go to oz till next year and i was told that each member has to have their own even if they are on mine and was advised to renew mine also,it's a bit of a bummer but it's best done,
hope this helps,best wishes,
Lynn
i had 5 years left on mine with 2 of my kids on it.
We are not due to go to oz till next year and i was told that each member has to have their own even if they are on mine and was advised to renew mine also,it's a bit of a bummer but it's best done,
hope this helps,best wishes,
Lynn
Jul 24th 2005, 12:51 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by lynnbrooks
on the subject of passports,
i had 5 years left on mine with 2 of my kids on it.
We are not due to go to oz till next year and i was told that each member has to have their own even if they are on mine and was advised to renew mine also,it's a bit of a bummer but it's best done,
hope this helps,best wishes,
Lynn
i had 5 years left on mine with 2 of my kids on it.
We are not due to go to oz till next year and i was told that each member has to have their own even if they are on mine and was advised to renew mine also,it's a bit of a bummer but it's best done,
hope this helps,best wishes,
Lynn
thanks lynn thats all i wanted to know ta!!!!
by the way everyone else i am english but officially i live in wales i dont have a problem with any nationality just the t*ts that blow up the poor everyday person and for no reason we should all stick together love to you all x x x
Jul 24th 2005, 12:59 am
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Re: english passports
Originally Posted by fraser
An English passport what a great idea, I don't like to be associated with the Paddys, sheep shaggers and sweatys.
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
Even better a London passport so I don't have to be associated with northern monkeys
You have a knack of winding people up havnt you
and anyway, you are already associated with the 'sheep shaggers' as your name is scottish
Last edited by Fiona&malc; Jul 24th 2005 at 1:02 am.