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Old Oct 19th 2016, 9:35 am
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Hi everyone,

I am in the process of preparing an application for my 8-month old son to get his British passport from South Africa.

Reading the guidance...
"If you are applying for a Child First British Passport the following documents are also accepted. The document provided should show a link to the parent applying and show that the child and parent are resident where they are applying from.
• Parents’ identity cards
• Child’s school records
• Medical/hospital records (birth records)
• Mother’s antenatal records"

Only my wife has an identity card...
My son is not yet at school...
With medical/hospital records, the notification of birth does not have my son's name on it (it is an interim notification, used to generate a birth certificate) - HMPO have told me up front that they won't accept this...
On the back of this, and "mother's antenatal records", do people think that a doctor's note confirming my wife's delivery of our son would suffice?

Thanks
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Old Oct 19th 2016, 6:50 pm
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Hi everyone,

I am in the process of preparing an application for my 8-month old son to get his British passport from South Africa.

Reading the guidance...
"If you are applying for a Child First British Passport the following documents are also accepted. The document provided should show a link to the parent applying and show that the child and parent are resident where they are applying from.
• Parents’ identity cards
• Child’s school records
• Medical/hospital records (birth records)
• Mother’s antenatal records"

Only my wife has an identity card...
My son is not yet at school...
With medical/hospital records, the notification of birth does not have my son's name on it (it is an interim notification, used to generate a birth certificate) - HMPO have told me up front that they won't accept this...
On the back of this, and "mother's antenatal records", do people think that a doctor's note confirming my wife's delivery of our son would suffice?

Thanks
That's the 'also accepted' documents list. Does your son not have any of the previous documents listed? Medical/health card for instance?

Please provide one of the following:
• visa or resident permit (or colour photocopy)
• tax record eg a letter from a tax authority
• educational record eg school report
• employment record eg official letter from your employer
• letter sent to you from a central, regional or local government department
• medical/health card
• voter’s card
• immigration documents
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Old Oct 20th 2016, 2:30 am
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Thanks for the reply BritInParis!

Unfortunately not... he has none of the documents on the 'standard' list.
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