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Need you lot to calm me down before I explode!!!!
AAAAAAGGGGHHHHHH!!!!! no,that hasnt helped!!
Posy,having no joy at all - what a sh**ty thing to happen!!!
Posy,having no joy at all - what a sh**ty thing to happen!!!
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My friend lost her passport before going travelling, it was stolen in London with her handbag. She went to the headquaters next day and it got sorted. I think she had to go very early but as far as I know if you go down in person I think it can be resolved. I'm sure someone here will know.
Hope that helps babes, good luck xx
Hope that helps babes, good luck xx
Are you certain you cannot get an appointment for a 'fast track', or possibly 'same day' issue?
http://www.passportadvice.co.uk/
http://www.passportadvice.co.uk/
I know it won't be the same, and you'll lose money on the holiday abroad, but could you take the daughter away somewhere in the UK? It'll be hot anyway and if the daughter comes back having had a wonderful time with you, the ex will see that she failed in trying to ruin your plans. (I'm making the assumption that the ex is doing it to cause trouble, sorry if she's not.)
Nemesis - I have spoken to everybody possible at the Passport Office - they have altered rules and the inly passports they process the same day if you go to the office is renewals,not lost ones.And even if I fast track this one I have to go into the office first,then they send it off etc and it wont arrive back till the 21st and we go on the 11th.
Where are you going????....if it is within Europe and the child is british /european then technically the child does not need a passport to travel in europe. I dont want to raise your hopes...but there could be a way and it may be a fight.
if you can prove that the child is who has been booked for the flight (birth certificate) then the airline could be persuaded to carry the child. long battle but it has happened. The airline only need authorisation from the immigration authorities at the other European country that they will allow the child to enter. It is possible if it is expalined that child will be travelling with family. Long hard slog but it may happen.
if you can prove that the child is who has been booked for the flight (birth certificate) then the airline could be persuaded to carry the child. long battle but it has happened. The airline only need authorisation from the immigration authorities at the other European country that they will allow the child to enter. It is possible if it is expalined that child will be travelling with family. Long hard slog but it may happen.
If it is ferry then do this
Ask your ferry company if birth certificate will be OK. Hassle them to say yes. All they have to do is phone up the french immigration at the other port for permission to carry the child. believe me this happens all the time. In most cases the french will agree. ask to speak to them yourself. find the telephone number and speak in french.
dont worry about the way back. every british child is entitled to entry to the Uk. there is no ifs and buts about that.
Ask your ferry company if birth certificate will be OK. Hassle them to say yes. All they have to do is phone up the french immigration at the other port for permission to carry the child. believe me this happens all the time. In most cases the french will agree. ask to speak to them yourself. find the telephone number and speak in french.
dont worry about the way back. every british child is entitled to entry to the Uk. there is no ifs and buts about that.
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