Help with passport

smudge56

Mojisola wrote: »

With that information you could buy her birth certificate.

Make sure you use the government site or you'll get ripped off.

She doesn’t need the birth certificate. She only needs to put her name if that’s all she knows

smudge56

The GP may do it for a fee, have you asked about that? Or you could phone up the helpline and ask the question about your welder friend if he's a reputable person.[/QUOTE]



Doctors are no longer accepted unless they are known as a friend

Kellou

Ok Thankyou I wasn’t sure that would be enough hopefully it will be

Kellou

My doctor won’t do it and not will the dentist or opinion as they don’t know me personally a lot of my friends are caters and ones a deputy manager but she doesn’t hold a passport thankyou for advise tho

Kellou

No I don’t need it quickly just thought bows the time to do it Lol

Kellou

That’s the thing I don’t work due to mental health at the moment and everyone that I do know that work either hasn’t got a passport or isn’t mentioned on the list. I’ve got a friend whose almost 60 and been a welder most of his life I’m hoping he can do it Thankyou for advice

Kellou

I wouldn’t want it to be fair. I didn’t even want to have to put details of her but put what I could but they sent the form back saying I hadn’t given enough information and now I’m stressing out(I have bipolar and ptsd) I have to give them information I don’t have

Kellou

To everyone that has given advise Thankyou for your help I have written a letter not a long one and hopefully that will do. One more thing though I!!!8217;m fairly new here so how do I do the quote thing lol many thanks

elsien

There's quote button on each post (bottom right.) Click on that, it'll be quoted in your reply box then type your response underneath.

There's also a multi quote option which I've never quite managed to get my head round.

Kellou

Thankyou hopefully I!!!8217;ll work it out lol