Passport Photo Rules When do you have to countersign a passport? According to gov.uk, you must get your paper form, and one of your two print photos signed if you’re applying for a: ...

Countersign rules inside and outside the UK If you're applying for a passport in the UK your countersignatory must live in the UK and hold a current British or Irish passport themselves.

Who can countersign a passport? The person countersigning your passport must: have known you (or the adult who signed the form if the passport is for a child under 16) for at least 2 years be able ...

Countersign rules inside and outside the UK If you're applying for a passport in the UK your countersignatory must live in the UK and hold a current British or Irish passport themselves. Meanwhile, if ...

A list of those who can countersign for you can be found online (Picture: STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images) They must be a ‘person of good standing in their community’ or work in (or be retired ...

The person countersigning your passport cannot be related to you by birth or marriage or in a relationship with or living at the same address as you. They also cannot work for HM Passport Office or be ...

Countersign rules inside and outside the UK If you're applying for a passport in the UK your countersignatory must live in the UK and hold a current British or Irish passport themselves.

You might be unsure who can countersign your passport, including your neighbour, since they might be someone you know and they live close by, making it easier to get your passport to them.