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rainbow kirby · 17-02-2017 10:14PM

The Brits are super quick once you have all the documentation straight, my son's one only took a week once I'd sent everything in.

mayo51 · 18-02-2017 02:25PM

Hi guys
Travelling to holland 28th of February and have an appointment Monday morning to try and get a new passport as my old one is out of date. Anyone have any experience with this? Will I have a new passport back in time?

Fred Swanson · 18-02-2017 06:47PM

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Gatica · 19-02-2017 01:39PM

ash23 wrote: »

Did the passport tracker tell you the passport was being returned?

No. Just said issue date. I'd no idea there was problem with it other than in their Twitter message.

JCX BXC · 20-02-2017 11:44PM

Heading to the UK in 6 weeks, person I'm going with realised that their passport expires next month, they have gotten the forms and are sending off for a renewed British passport, which takes 4 weeks according to the website.

Should we go ahead and book the flights? Ryanair is the only option, so sadly it's a passport or nothing. If we leave the flights until the passport is received then they will have skyrocketed.

damianmcr · 21-02-2017 05:20PM

Got my passport card. Its a good job. Let's hope when I land in Croatia it does the trick.

mickdw · 22-02-2017 01:22AM

Im applying to renew a 7 year lapsed passport. I gather I have to submit documents similar to someone applying for first passport.
So apart from the normal form, photos and garda stamping, Im sending Birth cert, Copy of public services card, Proof of address in form of bank statement, Is there anything else needed.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock · 22-02-2017 01:56AM

mickdw wrote: »

Im applying to renew a 7 year lapsed passport. I gather I have to submit documents similar to someone applying for first passport.
So apart from the normal form, photos and garda stamping, Im sending Birth cert, Copy of public services card, Proof of address in form of bank statement, Is there anything else needed.

Payment.

Fred Swanson · 22-02-2017 02:00AM

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Tipperary Iron · 22-02-2017 04:56PM

what is the procedure for getting a passport for a disabled person who is not able to sign the passport form? It is not mentioned anywhere on the Department of Foreign Affairs website. If a disabled person is not able to fulfill the photo requirements, they are advised to 'contact us', but the passport offices are not taking telephone calls and I am still waiting for a reply to my e-mail.

nazzy · 22-02-2017 04:57PM

Tipperary Iron wrote: »

what is the procedure for getting a passport for a disabled person who is not able to sign the passport form? It is not mentioned anywhere on the Department of Foreign Affairs website. If a disabled person is not able to fulfill the photo requirements, they are advised to 'contact us', but the passport offices are not taking telephone calls and I am still waiting for a reply to my e-mail.

Apparently they are really quick at replying on twitter!

May get you a quicker response.

cdsb46 · 22-02-2017 08:50PM

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Not for one that has expired more than 5 years

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dartboardio · 22-02-2017 09:41PM

Lost my passport and travelling to Dublin for an appointment to give all documents for a new one on Friday. I'm travelling to lanzarote on the 8th of march. How long does this usually take if I go back to collect it next week maybe? And do they usually cause problems \ complain or be strict about forms ? I need birth cert, two proof of name two of address, certified photocopied I'd. Is it pretty straight forward most of the time?

cdsb46 · 22-02-2017 11:24PM

dartboardio wrote: »

Lost my passport and travelling to Dublin for an appointment to give all documents for a new one on Friday. I'm travelling to lanzarote on the 8th of march. How long does this usually take if I go back to collect it next week maybe? And do they usually cause problems \ complain or be strict about forms ? I need birth cert, two proof of name two of address, certified photocopied I'd. Is it pretty straight forward most of the time?

The passport issue date will be based on your proof of travel, once you have the required documents and it's only your first lost passport then you should b fine

dartboardio · 23-02-2017 01:14AM

Lovely. Seems okay so. I have all relevant documents and am I right in saying you don't need a public service card if your passport was issued after 2005?

Axwell · 23-02-2017 04:35PM

I have an appointment for a passport renewal as my current one is damaged - need to check on the day if its too damaged to go but assume it will be and needs replacing. (it has some water damage and the spine is slightly coming away from the book)

Do I need the long birth cert for this or not?

Application form, photos and payment with old passport..anything else I need?

Also anyone that has used the appointments online form - did you get a confirmation email when you made the booking? I made mine and took down the time and date etc but I didnt take down the reference number and assumed it would be emailed as a confirmation but it wasnt. Cant get through to them on phone to have someone look it up.

When you went for your appointment did they ask anyone for the print out with it on it or once you had your slot did they just deal with you?

Edit: If by any chance anyone reading works there and could pm me all I want to know is my reference number so I have it on the say..tried twitter since Monday and they have been telling me that you do get a confirmation email (which I didnt) and then when I asked them could they look it up they asked for my name and email then 2 days later told me they cant look it up anyways they dont have access to it..very frustrating..and cant call as the phone is just on an automated message.

Gatica · 23-02-2017 09:10PM

Our corrected passport application said an issue date of 1 month later but we actually just received it today!

Boaty · 24-02-2017 07:00PM

I'm getting a standard 10 year passport, Please charge my debit card with 80 euro or 89.50?

scudzilla · 24-02-2017 09:37PM

JCX BXC wrote: »

Heading to the UK in 6 weeks, person I'm going with realised that their passport expires next month, they have gotten the forms and are sending off for a renewed British passport, which takes 4 weeks according to the website.

Should we go ahead and book the flights? Ryanair is the only option, so sadly it's a passport or nothing. If we leave the flights until the passport is received then they will have skyrocketed.

I posted here a few before yours, i applied to renew my uk passport online, sent off the docs to Belfast and around 10 days later new passport arrived, amazingly quick

SHOVELLER · 25-02-2017 02:29AM

Fred Swanson wrote: »

I didn't know that.

As with all queries here answers on their website

damianmcr · 25-02-2017 10:53AM

Hope the ones in the passport office are getting plenty of overtime or is this not a done thing?

AsianDub · 25-02-2017 10:59AM

My passport expired last month so its up for renewal. Do they keep the old passport when applying? I'd like to keep it.

Fred Swanson · 25-02-2017 11:11AM

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damianmcr · 25-02-2017 02:00PM

AsianDub wrote: »

My passport expired last month so its up for renewal. Do they keep the old passport when applying? I'd like to keep it.

They will return it to you

Tipperary Iron · 25-02-2017 03:54PM

vague it certainly is. I am tearing my hair out trying to find out how to renew the child passport of a disabled person who is now an adult. She is unable to sign it herself Should I sign it or leave it blank? Dept on Foreign Affairs says one thing, Citizens Advice says another. A simple matter considering the number of disabled people in the country, wouldn't you think?

cdsb46 · 26-02-2017 07:42PM

Tipperary Iron wrote: »

vague it certainly is. I am tearing my hair out trying to find out how to renew the child passport of a disabled person who is now an adult. She is unable to sign it herself Should I sign it or leave it blank? Dept on Foreign Affairs says one thing, Citizens Advice says another. A simple matter considering the number of disabled people in the country, wouldn't you think?

Well seeing as the Dept of Foreign Affairs issues the passports, I would go with their advice

wilser · 28-02-2017 08:59AM

Hi
Have been checking online but can't find an answer to this, when moving from an Irish child passport to an adult passport do I need to enclose a birth certificate? Am leaning towards no but not 100% sure.
Thanks

28-02-2017 09:03AM

It seems you must apply for a PSC card before your first application for an adult passport. I don't think you need a birth cert if you are moving from a child to an adult passport.

naughtysmurf · 28-02-2017 09:05AM

wilser wrote: »

Hi
Have been checking online but can't find an answer to this, when moving from an Irish child passport to an adult passport do I need to enclose a birth certificate? Am leaning towards no but not 100% sure.
Thanks

I'm wasn't sure either but when I did it last year, I enclosed it & it was returned with the new passport so if you have one handy put it in, won't hurt

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