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OH and I had no problem before we were married, we were both civil servants and signed each others.....then we got married and have the same problem as everyone else!!!!

Just out of interest , I had a bank appointment yesterday with a financial advisor ,and asked if they could sign passport application...they wouldn't because they haven't known me for two years, though I have had an account (in credit) with the same bank (in different location) for maybe 25 years

Back to the drawing board lol...or over to Mick's place ;)

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Not the case in this country Berona- the signatory just has to
declare that that is their signature.

Obviously the signatory has to be present for the exercise !

xxxx mick

I can sign it for you.

Just drop by any time.

xxxxx mick (JP)

Do you know any civil servants, they are able to act as signatories.

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Frustrating isn't it Mo? I have someone close who could sign but, they can't , lol
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Rose
I have two teachers in the family,my daughter was a licence holder for a pub
But I couldnt get any of them to sign for me ,as you cant sign for a relative
lol

LOL Unlucky postman you mean...!

Sends warning out to all Roses local postmen
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lol Dave , will catch the postman unawares in the morning ;)

Carol.... can I come and visit you? lol :))

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I can do it, work for UK Borders and Immigration!

I can do it, work for UK Borders and Immigration!

ahhh Merlin, now setting the house on fire just to get my passport might be one step too far lol xx

Or Meybe, A "Visiting Fireman " **M**.pmslxx to you rose.

You can also have a registered nurse sign it too.
Di

Thanks for all the advice :))

(yes TW I really must sign up with Dr !)

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Rose, sign up with a doctor NOW! You never think about the doctors until you need one....dont' leave it until it's too late. I've heard stories of people who failed to sign up at a surgery then couldn't get help when they needed it.

Besides you'll need to do the usual nurse visit with urnine sample and light clothing to reduce the wieght *ahem*.

Apart from that, yes the bank manager or the GP should sign it. I think it's daft that someone who has known you for x number of years can sign as long as they are a professional person. Good grief, professional people move around too, so if we stuck to that rule, none of us would have a flippin' passport.

Can't you get a someone at a Solicitors to sign? I had to get citizenship papers signed and went to a solicitor and got a Notary Public (not sure, something like that) to sign it.

Hi Daff, will have to sign up with a new dr first lol, haven't 'got around to it yet' :)
Thinking about a nice little holiday, not sure where but know I will need a passport...but the main reason is because I don't drive, a passport is really needed for when I am asked for photo ID (like today when I tried to sorted out a new rental!).

lol Ray ... never been to IOW...yet!

Mac now thats a good idea :)) and thank goodness you mentioned Bank! I had forgotten I have an appointment!

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