stanlee

21 hours ago, pontious said:

Section 6 of the GUIDANCE NOTES says. Children aged 12 to 15.

 

If your child is not able to sign the form you should:

1. Leave this section blank.

2.Use section 8 or send a covering letter confirming why the child cannot sign. This can be written by the parent or child carer or doctor.

If you want a doctors letter many if not all private hospitals will provide it in English.

 

 

 

 

 

Thanks for this information

Hi thanks everyone for your replies .

I have had someone contact me saying that you just need to leave the signature  box blank and submit a letter as a parent but this was in 2012.

its a long way to go if i need the doctors letter and a huge struggle to even get my daughter to see the doctor.

Hopefully i can avoid this.

Thanks again for your replies.

i am going to renew my British passport and my daughter has autism which means she cannot sign a passport application.

i am told that i need a doctors signed letter to confirm this.

now do i need to translate this into english for the embassy or as she is only 13 can i just sign this myself.

thanks in advance .