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Sounds a very cogent and well-planned approach.Iman230 wrote:Hi All,
My Wife (TZ) National just sent off her application for her first British Passport following Naturalisation earlier on this month, and we made a call to the HMPO asking for advice, they suggested to have the 1st Passport in the Married name we:
1. Complete the application in the Married name
2. Send over a) Marriage Cert b) Naturalisation cert d) Un cancelled passport along with
3. A Cover letter instructing the HMPO to issue the Passport in the married name
(We made a note of the HMPO advisors name and date of call to add to the letter.
(This was down to the TZ passport being Expired and the country of TZ disallowing dual Nationality so having a TZ Passport renewal in the maiden name would not be allowed.
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NOTE: I think it may be different for countries who dont allow dual nationality. Just a thought
noajthan wrote:Present your passport, suggest hand in a covering letter too.Ngitz wrote:do i need to present anything in embassy or just my PH passport as i dont have my certificate,PO only send back my passport and hold my cert..Finger's crossed that i will get letter on same day..
They will need sight of your naturalisation certificate - I didn't know this at the time & we didn't have it with us.
A scanned copy sent to the embassy a day or so later was accepted.
I think the fee for this service was £8 or £12, something like that (can't quite remember).
It is unlikely they will write the letter of cancellation & do all this for you there & then;
suggest leave a reply-paid self-addressed Special Delivery envelope for return of your (cancelled) passport plus the letter.
The whole exercise took something like 10 days to 2 weeks or so all in.
i went to PH embassy for passport cancellation but they said they can't do it. Nid a letter fr HMPO stating to cancel my Ph passport, i rang PO office they said they can't issue the letter..can i ask what cover letter did u give to PH embassy go cancel ur wife's passport?Ngitz wrote:noajthan wrote:Present your passport, suggest hand in a covering letter too.Ngitz wrote:do i need to present anything in embassy or just my PH passport as i dont have my certificate,PO only send back my passport and hold my cert..Finger's crossed that i will get letter on same day..
They will need sight of your naturalisation certificate - I didn't know this at the time & we didn't have it with us.
A scanned copy sent to the embassy a day or so later was accepted.
I think the fee for this service was £8 or £12, something like that (can't quite remember).
It is unlikely they will write the letter of cancellation & do all this for you there & then;
suggest leave a reply-paid self-addressed Special Delivery envelope for return of your (cancelled) passport plus the letter.
The whole exercise took something like 10 days to 2 weeks or so all in.
I didn't have any official letter to show the embassy.Ngitz wrote:i went to PH embassy for passport cancellation but they said they can't do it. Nid a letter fr HMPO stating to cancel my Ph passport, i rang PO office they said they can't issue the letter..can i ask what cover letter did u give to PH embassy go cancel ur wife's passport?
If you can apply for official copy of marrige certificate it will help.Ziuta wrote:Ok I'm facing application for the passport. I have ceremony early next month and I'm planning to apply for passport after 19th Jan. Then I will have my foreign passport in my married name. This is where the fun begins, ho lost my marriage certificate, I have emails proving it etc. My naturalisation certificate will be in maiden name. And here is my question how long does it take to change surname (deed poll) or do you think I should just take a risk and sent all my documents with married name with unchanged surname on the certificate.
Congratulations.nolada wrote:Just an update may help some .. I changed my name with deep poll and I cancelled my original passport on my old name after few letters up and down they accept my application for bp and they will put in remarks page that I used to b known as different name in my country and they will move it if I revoked my nationality
Very pleased to hear your news.Iman230 wrote:UPDATE: The Other half received her First British Passport, and its in the married name! Took little over 3 weeks, including Interview!
Result!
HelloIman230 wrote:To anyone who intends to follow the process in addition to the Original Poster
A - Complete Passport Application
B - Enclose Marriage Certificate, Naturalisation Document & Covering letter
C - Make a call to the HMPO line, and make sure notes are added (Providing you are following the right process
D - Send off application and wait for processing
E - Attend the Interview
F - Await Passport, usually the following working day from Interview!
If anyone needs any help or advice, please add to this excellent Topic created by nojathan, or PM me
Marianova,Marianova wrote:Hello everyone
Merry Christmas , happy holidays
Dear noajthan
This is an amazing subject and thank you for sharing
Your experience and helping others in their journey.
God bless you sir
I believe you ought to sue the UK government for violation of Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to which the UK is a signatory. Your case is even stronger in that the application of these rules very obviously and disproportionately affect women. I can't see any valid legal defense the UK could put up to justify this treatment of its own citizens.Marianova wrote:My problem is getting complicated,
The law in Iran dose not allow to change to married name after marriage.
Changing name and surname is almost impossible in Iran, only under very few circumstances.
ouflak1 wrote:I believe you ought to sue the UK government for violation of Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights to which the UK is a signatory. Your case is even stronger in that the application of these rules very obviously and disproportionately affect women. I can't see any valid legal defense the UK could put up to justify this treatment of its own citizens.Marianova wrote:My problem is getting complicated,
The law in Iran dose not allow to change to married name after marriage.
Changing name and surname is almost impossible in Iran, only under very few circumstances.