Day 3

2. Countersignatures sign which Section?
4. The caveat team are based where?
7. Caveats are generally raised for children under 16 years but also for what type of person?
9. Section six does not need to be signed if the child has what?
10. children are not permitted to have these in photos
11. A child will be required to sign Section 6 within how many weeks of their 12th birthday?
14. what is Section 9 of the application?
15. photos must be 45mm what?
18. which section of the application should be completed for additional information?
20. Countersignatures must do what to the application?
21. The caveat officer will contact the person who has made an objection after how many months?
24. Section 8 should be completed for names that are what on Section Two?
26. Countersignatures for a childs' application are verifying the identity of person who signs which Section?

1. What type of disability can an applicant have to make them exempt from signing Section 9?
3. An applicant who adds any information to Section 7 makes their application what?
5. What type of evidence would be noted in Section 8?
6. hmpo has deliberately left Section 7 what, in the event of any future policy changes?
8. If the applicant is born after 31/12/1982, outside of the UK, and neither parent were born in the UK, which parental route can determine the applicants nationality?
12. Which type of certificate is often used for applicants born within the Commonwealth of Nstions?
13. Children must meet photo guidelines at what age?
16. This section was formerly used for 16&17 year olds to sign the application?
17. What is eldest age of an applicant signing Section 6?
19. What type of covering is not permitted in a passport photo?
22. What is not permitted in photos?
23. hmpo are most likely to accept photos taken where?
25. providing false statements in a passport application is what?