Difference in referee requirements between naturalisation and Passport.

[Anthony2]

It seems to me that referee requirements are more strict for Naturalisation applications.
Is that the case or are they exactly the same.

I've read reports of people using a librarian as a countersignatory for their passports but can't remember if that was their first passport or when renewing.

[CR001]

For passports, regardless of first or renewal, it must be a professional referee.

[hamalt66]

For passports, regardless of first or renewal, it must be a professional referee.

Is it only one referee needed for all passports of a whole family?

[hamalt66]

For passports, regardless of first or renewal, it must be a professional referee.

Also can this referee be the same one who was used for the naturalisation application?

[alterhase58]

For passports, regardless of first or renewal, it must be a professional referee.

Also can this referee be the same one who was used for the naturalisation application?

Yes

[CR001]

For passports, regardless of first or renewal, it must be a professional referee.

Is it only one referee needed for all passports of a whole family?

1. You should post in your own topic as has been asked previously!!!

2. Each passport form needs a referee. It can be the same person!

[Anthony2]

For some reason a Driving Instructor is not on the list for acceptable passport countersignatories but is on the list for Naturalisation.

I suppose the lists are not a definite guide.