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Countersigning A Passport
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Ive got the forms from post office and have also looked at doing form online which you can as long as you upload appropriate photos. But..... if I do it online I obviously can’t get it countersigned, but am not sure I even have to with the written form? I’ve read and re read it and am just confusing myself. I’m reneweing it 6 months early. Do I need to get it countersigned??
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It tells you the requirements for passport photos:-
https:/ /www.go v.uk/ph otos-fo r-passp orts
It tells you the requirements for passport photos:-
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I agree that it's worth spending money to get the photos right. I used the service in a supermarket but even that was rejected because my head was slightly too big/too small (forgotten which) even though I was sure I'd followed the instruction, and so i had to have them done again at a cost of another £5. It also meant a delay of a few weeks.
I'd probably use a supermarket again but I'd make absolutely sure my head fits exactly into the specified area.
I'd probably use a supermarket again but I'd make absolutely sure my head fits exactly into the specified area.
If at all possible, do it in person at the post office (they usually have photo booths too)and do Check & Send, they go through the forms and photos and advise if anything needs changing/re-doing. It's a little bit extra but worth it, nowt more frustrating than getting your forms back from the passport office telling you to redo them as a teeny weeny mistake was made somewhere.
I did it all at the PO; I paid a bit extra for the 'Counter Check'.
I filled in the forms whilst I was there, the photographs from their booth were checked (to check that they conformed to the rules) and it was all done and dusted within about 10 minutes.
Doing it that way you can be confident that you won't get something back because it is wrong/insufficient, etc.
I filled in the forms whilst I was there, the photographs from their booth were checked (to check that they conformed to the rules) and it was all done and dusted within about 10 minutes.
Doing it that way you can be confident that you won't get something back because it is wrong/insufficient, etc.