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When applying for a renewal of a child's passport, that both holders of parental responsibility consent to, is it necessary to send a copy of a child arrangements order to HM Passport office?

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Published on: 07 September 2023
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The requirements for an application for a passport is outside the scope of LexisNexis Practical Guidance, however reference may be made to the detailed instructions on the steps to take when applying for a passport for a child set out by HM Passport Office here. This includes where an application is made for a first passport or when applying to renew a child’s passport.

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