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Passport Renewal

Ezio2025
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I need to renew my passport but I also need to change the address & update the photo - can this all be done at the same time using the online renewal service that costs £94.50 or is there a different process/ additional cost for doing so?
(Other than the cost of the photos).
(Other than the cost of the photos).
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Ezio2025 said:I need to renew my passport but I also need to change the address & update the photo - can this all be done at the same time using the online renewal service that costs £94.50 or is there a different process/ additional cost for doing so?
(Other than the cost of the photos).
But they will need your address so they know where to send your new one.
A new photo is always required at renewal.1 -
I helped an aunt renew her passport in the last few weeks. Though she didn't have to change her address. To the best of my knowledge a passport isn't associated with an address. However an address was required to post the new passport. I imagine for anti-money laundering purposes, the address has to match the address of the card used to pay. Though that is me speculating.So yes you can put your details in online. In terms of the photo, you need to go to one of those photobooths that spits out a number after your photo is taken. You enter this number into the online form, and hey presto the system has your latest passport photo.In terms of the photo, there were sites at my aunt's local Tesco and Asda. They cost £12 and £10 respectively. At Asda somebody makes sure you are following the rules for passport photos, they take your picture and then give you the pictures with the associated code. You can of course take your own photo, but to be acceptable you need to follow the rules on the passport website.Finally if memory serves, you had to return the old passport but I am not sure about that.1
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lr1277 said:Finally if memory serves, you had to return the old passport but I am not sure about that.1
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Hi all
thanks for the fast response!!
okay so I’ll just go ahead and renew it online using my new address after I’ve got the photos done at a booth
that’s great thanks again!1 -
Last time I renewed I used the Post Office service which was excellent. They fill the form for you, take the photo, handle the postage, do everything, no hassle, no problems. I'd highly recommend it. Think it was £109......easy to check cost online.1
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subjecttocontract said:Last time I renewed I used the Post Office service which was excellent. They fill the form for you, take the photo, handle the postage, do everything, no hassle, no problems. I'd highly recommend it. Think it was £109......easy to check cost online.
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Post Office is excellent. When I renewed, I got the first confirmation text message as I walked out of the door!1
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RandomTourist said:Post Office is excellent. When I renewed, I got the first confirmation text message as I walked out of the door!I just had a look at the Driving License renewal service too & they can get that done also - both done together works out at £132 & they’ll even sort the address change on the Driving License!0
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