Application For Passport For 16 Year Old In Kings
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Children ages 16-17 can apply for passports alone if they have their identification documents. A parent will need to either: Provide a signed statement saying they are aware the child is seeking a passport or. Attend the passport appointment with them.
Confirmed Passport Appointment. Minors applying for a passport should be accompanied by the parent/s or legal guardian. Duly-Accomplished Passport Application Form. Birth Certificate (BC) / Report of Birth (ROB) ... Proof of Current Philippine Citizenship. ID of either Parent or Legal Guardian. Supporting Documents.
If you are age 16 or older, your passport is valid for 10 years. Your child's passport (age 0-15) is valid for 5 years.
Things to bring: Original Birth Certificate. Proof of citizenship. Three Passport Photos. Additional documents (Step 6)
For minor applicants, present address proof document in the name of parent(s) can be submitted. It is advised to carry original and self-attested copies of parents passport to Passport Seva Kendra (PSK), in case parents possess passport. For minor applicants, documents can be attested by parents.
Personal Appearance of minor applicant and adult guardian. PSA Birth Certificate. Valid Passport or valid government ID of adult guardian ( click here for the List of Acceptable IDs for Passport Application ) DSWD Clearance.
You can apply to register your child as British if one of their parents is British or applying to become British. Your child's other parent must either be British or settled in the UK. If their other parent has an immigration status that will lead to settlement, your child's application might still be successful.
You can apply for a first adult passport if all of the following apply: you're a British national. you're aged 16 or over (or will be in 3 weeks) you've never had a UK passport before.
If you apply by post, you must send: 2 new photos of your child. the child's full birth or adoption certificate (the one with parent's details on it) proof that your child has British nationality (for example a British registration certificate, parent's passport details or parent's birth certificates)