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Old Apr 26th 2006, 2:08 am
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Congratulations to your son. I thought he may be going to Florida. Just reading between the lines you know 2 + 2 = 9.

Although there's no mention on the printout forms, it does state on the website that if there's not much difference between the old and new photos there is no need for a counter signature. We shall see.
yes, I remember reading that.
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Old Apr 26th 2006, 2:11 am
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
Thought that was a "must do" - thats why we got ours sent back..or is that just for 1st time passports, and not for renewals?
1st time passports, definitely need the sign on back of photo & form. Renewals, if photo is similar to previous, do not.
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Old Apr 26th 2006, 2:26 am
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1st time passports, definitely need the sign on back of photo & form. Renewals, if photo is similar to previous, do not.
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That's how I read it too. To be continued....................
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
Thought that was a "must do" - thats why we got ours sent back..or is that just for 1st time passports, and not for renewals?

Plse read posts #31/32/33.........and I live in hope.
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Originally Posted by Jerseygirl
Plse read posts #31/32/33.........and I live in hope.

Yeah, I skipped over #27 (and 31) cos I thought it was about universities...

All sounds a bit hit and miss this "if it looks similar" lark......good luck!

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Old Apr 26th 2006, 2:24 pm
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
Yeah, I skipped over #27 (and 31) cos I thought it was about universities...

All sounds a bit hit and miss this "if it looks similar" lark......good luck!


I have a question. how many of you that are applying for first time kids passports already have an american passport for them?
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I have a question. how many of you that are applying for first time kids passports already have an american passport for them?
I don't have British passports for my 3 daughters.
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Originally Posted by blaze
I have a question. how many of you that are applying for first time kids passports already have an american passport for them?
The lil guy has his American passport already.
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Old Apr 26th 2006, 5:41 pm
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My two already had US passports and we sent those with the UK applications.
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Originally Posted by Always21
My two already had US passports and we sent those with the UK applications.
Is it necessary to send the US passports? I would be worried about them getting lost. Also you could travel on the US passports while waiting for the UK ones to come through.
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Is it necessary to send the US passports? I would be worried about them getting lost. Also you could travel on the US passports while waiting for the UK ones to come through.
We got totally confused with the instructions as to what needed to be included, but yes I do think you need to send the US passports based on section 3 of the application form and section 3 of the notes that you can download from this page. You have to provide details of any other passport held. If you tick "No" it is not enclosed, you have to explain why it is not available.
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Is it necessary to send the US passports?
I thought it was but, as we walked in his application we weren't asked to supply it there and then, nor since - the girl at the desk showed the application and our docs to one of the examiners there who ok-ed it all.
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Originally Posted by Always21
My two already had US passports and we sent those with the UK applications.



Okay, that was what I wanted to know. So my next question would be, why are you applying for British passports? I don't know if I should be doing the same.
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Originally Posted by blaze
Okay, that was what I wanted to know. So my next question would be, why are you applying for British passports? I don't know if I should be doing the same.
Both 'Always21' and I are moving back to the UK - hopefully us before him and his family though I'm not sure at this rate!

Therefore, our dual citizen kids need to have British passports to show that they don't need visas to reside in the UK.
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^^^ Yep, what she said
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