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You will need to go to a post office to get a form (if you don't want to fill it online). Take passport photos that conforms to the photo requirements, fill the form, sign and date; get a countersignatory to fill, sign and date your form and also countersign one of your passport photos. You then take it to the post office (if you want to use check and send), with your recent country passport, any old/uncancelled passport and your naturalization certificate. The staff at the post office will check if it has been filled in properly and check if you have included the neccessary documents. If everything is okay, you then pay for the application and if you want your documeents returned recorded delivery you pay £3 (you will need to tick a box on the form, if you want this service).furqankarim wrote:Hi guys,
Can anybody please let me know the process of applying British passport for the first time. I have just been granted British citizenship and i need to get British passport asap as i will be flying to other country for my new job.
I have read that i can go for check & send but i tried to find a form which i can download from but no luck there as well. Also do we need to get it signed again from a British citizen or a professional like we have to get it done for citizenship application?
Thanks in advance
Hopefully i won't have to wait for a couple of weeks to get mine through the mail. I just wonder what they would be doing for a couple of weeks just to print a passport, do they need to carry out more checks after the interview?rod_p wrote:Passport is queued for printing when the IPS interviewer clicks on verified ( I was told this at the end of my interview ).
2 or 3 days later, your passport is unceremoniously drooped through your front door mail slot, other secure mail delivery. Failing that, your postman ( alternatively, it may be a courier service ) will knock on your front door and hand you your passport.
It's all over before you know it.
What checks? Those have all been done before you got your interview letter.Tra2003 wrote: I just wonder what they would be doing for a couple of weeks just to print a passport, do they need to carry out more checks after the interview?
rod_p wrote:What checks? Those have all been done before you got your interview letter.Tra2003 wrote: I just wonder what they would be doing for a couple of weeks just to print a passport, do they need to carry out more checks after the interview?
2-3 days ( not counting weekends and holidays ) maximum unless you live somewhere real remote like a Scottish Island ( in that case 5 or 6 ).
Civil servants like the one you spoke to are instructed to lower your expectations - just in case the printer breaks or there is a strike or natural disaster.
Read the subject line of this thread: "Passport applications tmeline". Post your query elsewhere.spedds wrote:Appreciate if someone could provide clarification.
There are four boxes to check in Section 4 of passport application form.
Any idea what is the basis for the four boxes and which ones to check under what conditions?
Thanks.
19/02/2013 VERY QUICK WITHIN 3 DAYS GOT THE PASSPORTcraja444 wrote:ranji82 wrote:Passport for: Adult Application
Type: First passport after naturalization.
Method of application: Check & Send
Date of application: 23/01/2013
Date of debit fees: 23/01/2013 (Paid at Post office).
Date application received by IPS: Not Confirmed.
Date of return of documents: 02/02/2013(SPECIAL DELIVERY SING IN)
Date of receipt of interview letter:31/01/2013(LETTER DATED 29/01/2013)
Date of Passport Appointment:14/02/2013(LONDON OFFICE) RECEIVED A LETTER MENTIONING APPOINTMENT WAS CANCELED (08/02/2013) BOOKED AGAIN CHELMSFORD OFFICE 16/02/2013
Date of Passport Receipt: