Originally Posted by ukelaine (Post 6168997)

I have no idea where my FULL birth certificate is and sending off for one will delay this even further. The site gives a phone number, but, the help line has been contracted out to a private company and costs US about $3 a MINUTE to call them, all I need is for them to put me on hold !! LOL

Elaine

Originally Posted by Poppy girl (Post 6169006)

Because there was no need to I used my Green Card and took my marriage cert with me but I keep getting hassle when I go back to the UK at the airports...I have no other use for a british passport in the US except to leave the place.

Originally Posted by ukelaine (Post 6169015)

Postman ???

Barber ??

Dentist ??

UPS man ?

Bookie !! LOL

Dry Cleaner ?

All professional :)

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 6169034)

So go for the new passport thats the price sorted ...

Originally Posted by Poppy girl (Post 6169525)

But I want the one with my GC stamp in.

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 6169578)

You can't have it ...

Originally Posted by Poppy girl (Post 6169586)

What do you mean I can't have it!!

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 6169592)

I have a consular decision on their behalf ...that $265 please

Originally Posted by Poppy girl (Post 6169595)

You bugger..

Originally Posted by Ray (Post 6169604)

I dont think they just change the name I think its a whole new passport

You just have to carry both

Originally Posted by ukelaine (Post 6168997)

.........I have no idea where my FULL birth certificate is and sending off for one will delay this even further. The site gives a phone number, but, the help line has been contracted out to a private company and costs US about $3 a MINUTE to call them, all I need is for them to put me on hold !! LOL

Elaine

Originally Posted by Poppy girl (Post 6168993)

My room-mate is Notary but it was suggested to me that it was not possible to use a US notary for a british passport as it would not be recognised!!

The sheriff lives next door.

Originally Posted by Jerseygirl (Post 6170514)

I had this problem recently when buying a UK property. It was requested my PP details were notorised. I got it notorised but this was not recognised in the UK. In the UK a notary is a practising solicitor with a law degree. This does not equate to the qualifications of a notary in the US.