I believe that box is only used if you're applying for someone else. This is usually used when applying on behalf of children. Otherwise, most people leave it blank. You can also write in "self".
Hi All, I have just applied for my British Passport. I have recently acquired British Citizenship by registration and have my certificate. My question is, I moved from New Zealand with my family to Australia when I was 10 years old on my parents passport in 1979 and now am a naturalised citizen of ...
Why do you say they don't normally return documents? They will return them if you submit documents such as birth certificates etc. Sorry, I might have caused misunderstanding. I was referring to forms and copies of documents such as foreign passports that they don't return. Original documents such ...
Hi there I have just discovered this site and hope someone can answer my questions. I am a New Zealand passport holder and have applied for a UK passport online as my Father was born in the UK. All the processing has gone well. But I am confused. Today I received all my original documents back in ...
I strongly recommend online, as it's a smoother process and less error prone. I also believe it'll be faster as handling paperwork and forms on both ends is cumbersome and risks loss of the application or parts of it. Finally, I have the impression they prefer online as it eases their workload by ...
Per previous posts and my experience, it looks like providing a color copy of any foreign passports is fine if renewing from overseas. But if renewing within the UK, a cover letter is needed with the color copy explaining why the original passport couldn't be included. I wish the Passport Office ...
It should have no effect whatsoever. UK accepts dual citizenship, and there should be no reason why acceptance of immigration to another country (friendly at least) should affect UK immigration. People change their minds and/or their circumstances change all the time. UK immigration isn't absolutist ...
Oh yes for sure, glad this information helped! A number of years ago you had to send in your original other foreign passports. But since people complained they couldn't travel without a passport, needed it for local ID purposes, and that their other passports were the property of those governments ...
I believe copies are now acceptable. For other passports, they require every page be copied. Copies acceptable for old passports instead of sending originals? Any link for verifying this information please? thanks. "A full colour copy of any other uncancelled passports relating to you" https://www ...
Well, we're all just trying to help you. Not good to brush off suggestions and thoughts as arrogantly as you seem to have done. No matter what people tell you about their experiences and anecdotes, the only accurate way to know what to do is from the government. Laws change, after all, and what ...
Check the immigration rules at Spain's government website. As a non-EU citizen, you'd have stringent requirements in being able to get permanent residence in Spain. But as the spouse of an EU citizen, you should be able to complete the requirements much more easily. Again, check with the Spanish ...
you may get Dominican citizenship which passport holder can travel freely to 50 countries including Switzerland: http://cbiu.gov.dm/citizenship/ Good passport to have, but a bit expensive for me You're not going to find much than that. Plop down $100k USD, have a clean criminal record, and they'll ...
I don't know any more than you do, @ranhassan. Do an Internet search on what you need and research yourself. Many hits come up for this. Also, go to each EU country's immigration web site and see what the investor requirements are.
I'm pretty sure you can get Danish permanent residence as a spouse of a Danish citizen. Check with the local Danish consulate or if in Denmark the local government office.
Got our (spouse and me) standard passport renewals within about 3 weeks (overseas). Used the online system and it went smoothly. No additional documents needed to be sent other than old passports, signed declaration forms, and photos. Highly recommend using online as it might go faster and be ...
It is somewhat grey. But according to the U.S. State Department, there is risk of U.S. citizenship loss if acquiring foreign citizenship is actively sought (not automatic as by marriage or birth) and if there is intention to give it up. That last part is probably the life saver in such planning. "A ...
Yes, what you say is pretty much correct. You can also reside in Denmark as an EU citizen by just showing that you have sufficient finds to support yourself. In that case, employment or pension justification would not be required. And yes, just go to your local regional administration office in ...
You have an interesting situation with a couple options. But I think you're misinterpreting the law a bit. Under your current status as a temporary resident based on family reunification (marriage to Danish spouse), you would need to apply for a permanent residence permit after 5 years in order to ...
Sorry, nevermind to above post. The online system works smoothly as described and expected with no additional requirements in my basic renewal case. Successfully submitted application.
Just basic renewal of expired passports from the states here. British born with naturalized spouse. From what I understand so far, spouse's naturalization certificate or any counter signatures are not needed. Just sign and send the declarations, photos, copies of non-British passports, and expired ...
