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Hey,

So I'm renewing my British passport from here in the States and after the whole palava of gettin' somebody to sign an official British Document I now have another problem. The doctor has wrote 'I certify this is a true likeness of *enter name here*' on both of the photos I intended to send with the application to Washington. I have read that one passport photo must be totally blank on the reverse side. I am already cutting in fine in submitting my application as is and now am I going to have to get my photos retaken because of this mess up or can I send both photos with that statement, signed and dated in and just put in a note explaining? I tried calling the place I got the photos taken at to see if I can order another print but they did not save them. ARG! What are my options here? If I have to get the photos retaken I'll have to wait for the doctor to write the statement, sign and date all over again!

HELP!

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Do you need to get your photos signed if you're renewing a passport?

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Posted
Do you need to get your photos signed if you're renewing a passport?

I didn't think so unless your appearance has changed 'substantially'

Certainly a renewal back home doesn't require the photos to be signed. Maybe it's an 'overseas' thing? :?

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