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It's easy to just buy the cheapest beans and create your own taste. I can't remember the last time I ate baked beans just as they are when the come out of the can. I always add bits, according to what I'm eating with. Black pepper, my own BBQ mix, cider vinegar, liquid smoke, paprika, garlic salts, balsamic, chili, salt, etc.

The employee in the article is not a transvestite.

No, they haven't. Yes, she is. If the father is a natural born UK citizen, nationality is passed down. The OP's circumstances and dates are the same as ours. Passport application was a breeze. The part about "must have been married" is badly worded and actually means "must be married at point if passport application." The wording was the same then as it is now. Our daughter was born 2002. We married 2006. We didn't even register our daughter at the British Embassy when she was born, even though the authorities say you must. I know many expats who have got passport for their kids under the same circumstances.

In that case, why are you doing things that are not required? The rules haven't changed in over 20 years.

It's not what I say. It's general knowledge. Your ignorance to the matter makes your comments inane.

Incorrect. As previously pointed out by another poster. Apply for the passport. Submit documents to VFS. Collect passport when it's ready. Do, did, done. Finished. Sorted. No need to do anything else. I'm speaking from experience.

555. Please the likes of me? You don't know me. All I'm doing here is pointing out the mistakes you are making. You've just made one more, by the way. The employee in the article is transgender. Not transvestite.

ETA is to do with travel to UK with a non UK passport. Nothing to do with passport applications.

According to your OP, your and your family's circumstances are exactly the same as ours, at time od application. We didn't have to pay any fees other than for the passport and we didn't have to visit anywhere for biometrics. Someone, somewhere is having you over.

Our daughter was born 2002. Wife and i married 2006. Applied for passport for daughter online via VFS. Only one fee for passport. No need to visit any where for biometrics. Why are you having to do this?

The article doesn't say they did either. The employee is simply referred to as an "employee".

Not sure why you ask. In the article above, the employee didn't mention anything about fitting. It was the mother who mentioned why they were there. The employee simply asked "do you need any help?"

Both parents need to be present to sign the forms if the passport holder is under 20 years old.

What has cost you £130? What are the extra costs? Why and where in BKK?

Would those posting here feel more comfortable if the employee mentioned worked in the men's underwear department?