UK PASSPORT APPLICATION FORM

Applying From USA /Mexico/ South America/ Caribbean

*Online applications are not allowed from Jamaica

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Step 1 of 5 – APPLICANT

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APPLICANT'S DETAILS

If you’re applying on behalf of an adult or child, answer these questions with their details rather than your own.

Before you start

You’ll need a debit or credit card to use this service.
Separate application form to be completed for each applicant.
Do not book any travel until you have a valid passport.
Average time it takes to complete the application form: 15 minutes or less.
Digital passport photos: You will be advised regarding digital photo specifications once your application is in process.

Applicant's Title*

Applicant's First Name*

Additional/ Middle Names*

If no additional names, then fill in “None”.

Current Surname*

Maiden & or Previous Surname (s)*

Fill in all previous names, if applicable – If no maiden or previous surname/s, then fill in “None”.

Country of Birth*

Town of Birth*

Gender*

Date of Birth*

Day

Month

Year

Mobile Number (NOT a landline number)*

Alternative Phone Number (if available)

Email Address*

Enter Email Confirm Email

Additional Email Address (if available)

NOTE: Please double-check your email address

Please double-check the email address you have entered above. This is how you will receive any future correspondence regarding your application.

Full Residential Address (NOT a Postal or Work Address)*

Street Address City/ Town Province/ State ZIP / Postal Code Country

Please note that this address will be used to deliver your new passport.

YOUR APPLICATION

I want to apply for:*

British Passport Renewal

First-time Application – I Have Never Had A British Passport Before

Lost, Stolen or Damaged Passport Replacement

Please select one of the following:*

My latest passport was issued AFTER 1 January 2004

My latest passport was issued BEFORE 1 January 2004

Please select one of the following:*

My lost, stolen or damaged passport was issued AFTER 1 January 2004

My lost, stolen or damaged passport was issued BEFORE 1 January 2004

Additional Notes:

If your most recently issued British passport is still valid or has only recently expired, your renewal will be considered standard. Click ‘NEXT’ to continue.
If your most recent British passport was issued or expired a long time ago, the process will be similar to applying for a passport for the first time. However, it is still considered a ‘British Passport Renewal’ since you have previously held a British passport. Click ‘NEXT’ to continue.

Additional Notes:

If you have never had a British passport before then Click “NEXT” and proceed.
If your British passport was issued or expired a long time ago, the process will be similar to applying for a passport for the first time. Please re-select ‘British Passport Renewal’ above, as you have previously held a British passport.

Additional Notes:

If your lost, stolen, or damaged passport is still valid or has only recently expired, it qualifies as a standard passport replacement. Click ‘NEXT’ to continue.
If your lost, stolen, or damaged passport was issued or expired a long time ago, the process will be similar to applying for a passport for the first time. However, it is still classified as a ‘Lost, Stolen, or Damaged Passport Replacement’ rather than a ‘First-time Passport Application,’ as you have held a passport before. Click ‘NEXT’ to continue.

How did you acquire British citizenship?

I was born in the United Kingdom

I was naturalised in the United Kingdom

I acquired British citizenship through descent

BRITISH PASSPORT RENEWAL

British passport number*

If your passport is lost, stolen or damaged and you don’t know the passport number then please fill in 123456789

Did you have a name or surname change since the issuing of your most recently issued passport?*

Yes

If YES, please explain the reason for your name change:*

Has this passport been lost or stolen?

Yes

Is your passport damaged?*

Yes

A passport is damaged if: any of the pages are missing or torn / the photo is damaged or has lifted away from the page / you can’t read your personal details or they aren’t clear / liquid has been spilt on it.

How was the passport damaged?*

What Nationality is shown on your passport?*

British Citizen

British National Overseas (usually resident in Hong Kong)

Other British National

Look at your passport to find your nationality

British Passport ISSUE date:*

Day

Month

Year

If your passport is lost, stolen or damaged and you don’t know the expiry date, insert today’s date.

British Passport EXPIRY date:*

Day

Month

Year

If your passport is lost, stolen or damaged and you don’t know the expiry date, insert today’s date.

What is the issuing authority of the passport?*

One of: UKPA / UKPS / IPS / HMPO

Other (passports usually issued outside the UK)

(Look on the photo page of your passport in the right bottom area to find the issuing authority.)

How to find your Passport Issuing Authority

Do you have any valid, unexpired passport/s from other countries?*

Yes

Do you need a Braille sticker on your passport?*

Yes

(A braille sticker is for someone who is blind or visually impaired)

Note: Digital Photo Specifications*

You will be advised regarding digital photo specifications once your application is in process.

FIRST-TIME BRITISH PASSPORT APPLICATION

Select one of the following, explaining how you qualify for a first-time British Passport:*

I was born in the United Kingdom

I was naturalised in the United Kingdom

Both my parents were born in the United Kingdom

My Mother was born in the United Kingdom

My Father was born in the United Kingdom

My Mother was naturalised in the United Kingdom before I was born

My Father was naturalised in the United Kingdom before I was born

You are eligible for a First-time British passport because you were naturalised in the United Kingdom.

Please select one of the following:*

One or both of my parents were also born in the UK

My parents were both born outside of the UK

You are eligible for a First-time British passport because you as well as one or both of your parents were born in the United Kingdom.

The following is applicable when you (applicant) were born in the UK but your parents were both born outside the UK.

Applicants born before 1 January 1983

If you were born in the UK before 1 January 1983 you automatically qualify for a British Passport no matter if your parents were born in or outside the UK.

Applicants born after 1 January 1983

If you were born in the UK after 1 January 1983 you do not automatically qualify for British citizenship.
It depends whether your parent/s were legally in the UK on a work or study visa at the time of your birth. If this is applicable, then you will need to submit supporting documents as proof.
However, if you were born in the UK after 1 January 1983 and your parents were in the UK as tourists or illegally, then you do not qualify for British citizenship.

Please select one of the following:*

I (applicant) was born before 1 January 1983

I (applicant) was born after 1 January 1983

You are eligible for a First-time British passport because both your parents were born in the United Kingdom.

You are eligible for a First-time British passport because you were born before 1 January 1983.

The following is applicable when claiming British citizenship through a British born mother:

Applicants born before 1 January 1983

British law requires that an applicant’s birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before applying for a first-time passport, if the applicant was born outside the United Kingdom before 1 January 1983 to a British born mother and never had a British passport before.

Applicants born after 1 January 1983

Birth registrations are not applicable if the applicant was born outside the United Kingdom after 1 January 1983 to a British born mother. Therefore, the applicant is eligible for a British passport without registering his/her birth.

Please select one of the following:*

I (applicant) was born after 1 January 1983

I (applicant) was born before 1 January 1983

Please select one of the following:*

My birth was already registered with the British Authorities. I have a registration certificate

My birth was never registered with the British authorities. I don’t have a registration certificate

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth because you were born after 1 January 1983.

You are eligible for a first-time British passport because your birth was already registered with the British authorities.

British law requires that your birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before a first-time passport application can be submitted, if you were born before 1 January 1983.

Unfortunately, we do not assist with birth registrations. Please click on the following link for more information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-ukm-guidance

The following is applicable when claiming British citizenship through a British born father.

Applicants born before 1 July 2006

British law requires that an applicant’s birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before applying for a first-time passport, if the applicant’s parents were never married to each other, at any point, before or after the applicant’s birth.

If the applicant’s parents were married to each other at any point, before or after the applicant’s birth, then a birth registration is not applicable and the applicant can apply for a British passport without a birth registration.

Applicants born after 1 July 2006

Birth registrations are not applicable if the applicant was born outside the United Kingdom after 1 July 2006. Therefore, the applicant is eligible for a British passport without registering his/her birth.

Please select one of the following:*

I (applicant) was born after 1 July 2006

I (applicant) was born before 1 July 2006

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth because you were born after 1 July 2006.

Please select one of the following:*

My (applicant’s) parents are/were married to each other at any point, before or after my birth.

My (applicant’s) parents were never married to each other.

British law requires that your birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before your first-time passport application can be submitted, if your parents were not married to each other at any point.

Unfortunately, we do not assist with birth registrations. Please click on the following link for more information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/register-as-a-british-citizen-if-you-were-born-before-july-2006-to-a-british-father-form-ukf

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth because your parents are/were married.

The following is applicable when claiming British citizenship through a British naturalised mother.

The applicant, the child of the naturalised mother, must have been born after the mother’s naturalisation. If born before the mother’s naturalisation then the applicant/child is not eligible for a British passport.

Applicants born before 1 January 1983

British law requires that an applicant’s birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before applying for a first-time passport, if the applicant was born outside the United Kingdom before 1 January 1983, born to a British naturalised mother, and never had a British passport before.

Applicants born after 1 January 1983

Birth registrations are not applicable if the applicant was born outside the United Kingdom after 1 January 1983, born to a British naturalised mother. Therefore, the applicant is eligible for a British passport without registering his/her birth.

Please select one of the following:*

I (applicant) was born after 1 January 1983

I (applicant) was born before 1 January 1983

You are eligible for a first-time British passport because your birth was already registered with the British authorities.

Please select one of the following:*

My birth was already registered with the British Authorities and I have a registration certificate.

My birth was never registered with the British authorities.

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth.

British law requires that your birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before a first-time passport application can be submitted, if you were born before 1 January 1983.

Unfortunately, we do not assist with birth registrations. Please click on the following link for more information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/form-ukm-guidance

The following is applicable when claiming British citizenship through a British naturalised father.

The applicant, the child of the naturalised father, must have been born after the father’s naturalisation. If born before the father’s naturalisation then the applicant/child is not eligible for a British passport.

Applicants born before 1 July 2006

Applicants born after 1 July 2006

Please select one of the following:*

I (applicant) was born after 1 July 2006

I (applicant) was born before 1 July 2006

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth.

Please select one of the following:*

My (applicant’s) parents are/were married to each other at any point, before or after my birth.

My (applicant’s) parents were never married to each other

You are eligible for a first-time British passport without registering your birth.

British law requires that your birth needs to be registered with the British authorities before your first-time passport application can be submitted, if your parents were not married at any point.

Unfortunately, we do not assist with birth registrations. Please click on the following link for more information:

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/register-as-a-british-citizen-if-you-were-born-before-july-2006-to-a-british-father-form-ukf

Did you have a name or surname change – is your name or surname different than on your birth certificate?*

Yes

If YES, please explain the reason for your name change*

Do you need a Braille sticker on your passport?*

Yes

Please explain in detail regarding your claim to a British passport. A consultant will get back to you with further instructions.*

Do you have any passports from other countries?*

Yes

PRICE

Applicant Age*

An Adult (aged 16 years or older)

A Child (aged 15 years or younger)

Please select one of the following:*

Adult 34-page Standard Passport: $309 (USD*) All inclusive

Adult 54-page Jumbo Passport: $345.00 (USD*) All inclusive

*USD – US dollar

Please select one of the following:*

Adult 34-page Standard Passport: $399.00 (USD*) All inclusive

Adult 54-page Jumbo Passport: $409.00 (USD*) All inclusive

*USD – US dollar

Price is as follows:*

Child 34-page Standard Passport: $285.00 (USD*) All inclusive

*USD – US dollar

Price is as follows:*

Child 34-page Standard Passport: $365.00 (USD*) All inclusive

*USD – US dollar

SECURE PAYMENT METHODS

Once you have completed your application form, you will be redirected to a secure payment window to make payment via credit or debit card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE PRICE?

Your payment covers all costs, including the government passport fee, courier charges, service fee, and secure delivery of your new passport via DHL directly to the applicant.
U.K.ABROAD meticulously reviews your application to ensure accuracy and provides ongoing support throughout the entire process.

PROCESSING TIMES

Renewals – 3 to 4 weeks or sooner
First-time applications – 4 to 6 weeks or sooner
Lost/Stolen/Damaged passport replacements – 4 to 6 weeks or sooner

Extra notes / additional information (optional):

Is this a single application from the same household/physical address:*

Yes, only one application will be submitted.

No, more than one application will be submitted from the same household/physical address.

DISCOUNTS:

Discounts (10% per application) are applicable for more than one application submitted from the same household/physical address.
Complete all the application forms (one form per applicant), submit and pay at the end.
The discounts will be allocated and refunded to the payment card/s.
Use the same email address for all of the applications.

Please provide the full names, surname, and email address (if different) of the other applicant/s, for the discounts to be allocated.*

If you have used our services before or have been referred to us, do you have a preferred consultant you would like to have assigned to your application?

Yes

Not Applicable

Please type your preferred consultant’s name.*

ACCEPTANCE

Declaration Acceptance*

By typing my full name(s) below, I hereby declare that the above information is to the best of my knowledge & belief correct. I hereby declare that I have read and agreed that “U.K.ABROAD” will carry out the specified services on my behalf. I hereby agree to the “U.K.ABROAD” terms & conditions.

Place (city/town) of declaration acceptance*

Where you currently are

Date of declaration acceptance*

Day

Month

Year

This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.