EEApartner wrote:Based on my research on the gov site, BNO is also a type of British passports.
When I called the advice hotline, they said to me I'd still go try either premuim and fast track as I would be just updating my nationality status from BNO to British citizenship passport.
Page 2 of the
guidance states:
Renewal
This applies if your existing undamaged British passport, your name and British national status have not changed. If you are renewing a Child’s passport, put a cross in the Child box if they are under 16 or Adult box if they are 16 or over. (Please see ‘Changes’ below if your appearance has changed.)
First British passport
This applies if you have never had a British passport before, you were included as a child on someone else’s passport, or you are renewing an ‘old blue’ style passport. This includes those who were not British at birth but have gained naturalisation or registration as a British national and are applying for their first British passport.
Replacement
This applies if you want to replace a British passport that has been lost, stolen or damaged.
Extension
If your last passport was issued for one year or less, put a cross in the Extension box.
Changes
This applies to a change in your name, photo (including where you cannot be recognised from your current passport photo) or British national status.
Personally So if my status has changed from British National (Overseas) to Naturalised/Registred as a British Citizen, then I
would not go for renewal, rather I'd go for first adult Passport. Rest is your choice, of course. Let us know later, please.
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