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Hi,

I am filling in my British passport application form. In section 5 of the form, there is a requirement to enter the 'Place of Issue' of the British Citizenship certificate. However, there is no mention of a place (city/office) on the Citizenship certificate. I received my certificate in a ceremony in Barking & Dagenham (London) so will it be ok if I mention these in the passport application form?


Many thanks,
ak36

the certificate very clearing in capital letters states 'HOME OFFICE LONDON' so that is what you need to fill in.

Thanks CR001.

CR001 wrote:the certificate very clearing in capital letters states 'HOME OFFICE LONDON' so that is what you need to fill in.

I'm just wondering because when I went to the post office to sent my passport application I asked a lady using check and sent service what shoul I put as a place of issue, she said the place of the ceremony ...
So I did

Now I am confused

poorLeno wrote:

CR001 wrote:the certificate very clearing in capital letters states 'HOME OFFICE LONDON' so that is what you need to fill in.

I'm just wondering because when I went to the post office to sent my passport application I asked a lady using check and sent service what shoul I put as a place of issue, she said the place of the ceremony ...
So I did

Now I am confused

it wont affect your passport application, but councils are only providers of a service, not the issuing authority.