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who can sign for passports

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ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 17:54

Getting a passport for me and ds2 who can sign the photos for them ? Can a long time friend do it ??.

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Passmethecrisps · 01/01/2016 17:55

Yes but they have to have 'standing' in the community.

So a teacher, dr, bank manager, thank sort of thing.

They can't be related though

NickNacks · 01/01/2016 17:56

It has to be a person 'of good standing' in the community and have known you for two years or more. So a teacher, police officer, nurse, MP, etc.

ginmakesitallok · 01/01/2016 17:56

There's a list of suggested people in the guidance notes. Has to be someone of good standing, so as long as friend fits the criteria they'd be fine to sign it.

originalmavis · 01/01/2016 17:56

Vicar, bank manager, boss...

insancerre · 01/01/2016 17:56

I'm a nursery manager and I've done it for a couple of the parents

ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 17:58

Ah she's just a lifelong friend I've known over 20 years,will ask ds2 headmaster to do his then just mine to sort out .

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NickNacks · 01/01/2016 17:59

He can do yours too.

AndNowItsSeven · 01/01/2016 18:00

A friend can do if as long as she has a professional quLification.

WhenTheDragonsCame · 01/01/2016 18:00

A pub landlord can sign as well as they are given their licence through the court.

ThroughThickAndThin01 · 01/01/2016 18:00

We just asked our neighbour. It wasn't declined!

WhenTheDragonsCame · 01/01/2016 18:02

If the headmaster has known your DS for two years he must have known you the same amount of time? Also with a child I think the person needs to have known the parent not the child.

Passmethecrisps · 01/01/2016 18:03

I do it a lot as a teacher. They don't need to be my pupils - I have signed for friends as well as long as I have known them two years. I would happily do a family group as well as long as I was given plenty of warning. I get a bit anxious doing them as a mistake can cause a lot of issues so I like to be given time

Passmethecrisps · 01/01/2016 18:04

The list of possible jobs has got a lot longer I think so t is easier to find people who can do it than it used to be.

ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 18:19

Yes ds2 headmistress has known us for 3 years so could ask her to do both my friend is just a housewife.

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glamorousgrandmother · 01/01/2016 18:28

If you ask a teacher to sign please remember to ask not demand. I always declined people who thrust the paperwork at me saying I had to do it because the doctor wouldn't do it without being paid.

NickNacks · 01/01/2016 18:54

Surely that applies to anyone, not just teachers.

ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 19:26

Yes I will use my thanks she was one of the first on the scene of the bad accident me and some mums had in 2013 she is lovely

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ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 20:21

Now ex hubby says I can't take him as he won't sign the passport form but if I've got parental rights only one parent needs to sign is that right ??

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NickNacks · 01/01/2016 20:47

Yes that's true but you need his passport info (do you not have the form in front of you) and if you do get that far you may need a letter of consent to get him through the border.

ilovesprouts · 01/01/2016 20:51

Ex hubby has no pass port now he says he could be blown up by a bomb someone needs to get a grip he has no cont I since August lady year he's an Arse.

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ilovesprouts · 05/01/2016 17:54

Ds2 headmistress is going to sign the photos X

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