No. My instructions said, inter alia: "If the applicant lives and is applying from outside the UK the countersignatory must: [. . .] where they hold a US, Commonwealth or other EU (not British or Irish) passport, provide a colour photocopy of their passport's biodata page (the page with the photograph). This must be sent in with the countersigned declaration form."Nonayerbisnis wrote:Ryan, didn't you send a copy of the co-signer's passport 1st page? That would tell for sure what type of passport it was. In any case I am sure that it is easy for them to figure out. BTW I spoke to the person handling my application last week - told me that adult first time overseas passport applications from the US are taking at least 10 weeks
Accordingly, I did not send a copy. I thought to do it anyway, then discarded the idea, and now wish that I had done so. I'll push the expected return date in my calendar back a few weeks (I think I was planning on 8 weeks). I was hoping my British friend's passport would help speed things along, but it's okay if it didn't. I can be much more patient than I may seem.
