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Yes, a niece can act as a countersignatory on a passport application, provided she meets certain criteria. She must be over the age of 18, a British citizen, and not a relative of the applicant. Additionally, she should have known the applicant for at least two years and be in a position of good standing, such as a professional or a member of the community. It's important to check the specific guidelines set by the passport authority, as requirements can vary.
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Can a foster carer friend sign my passport photo for me?
I believe that for a first time UK passport application, a 'countersignatory' (a professional person, doctor, minister, etc, - but see the list on the Government website) must confirm that they know you and can vouch for you. Check with the Passport Office.
Can a seventeen year old travel alone to the USA?
Yes, they can if they have a passport. My neice was 15 when she traveled alone from and back to the US
What do you call yours moms boyfriend neice?
ur neice-in-law i think
How am I related to my grandfathers wife's neice?
She would be your aunt. The neice's kids will be your second cousins.
Is Jessiej Weird Al's neice?
Weird Al is an only child, nor is Jessiej a neice by marriage.
is neice a neuter?
feminine
What is your relationship with your great grandmothers niece?
You are your neice's aunt, your neice's children's great aunt, and your neice's grandchildren's great great aunt
What does sobrina mean?
Spanish for "neice"
What you call to sisters daughter?
Neice
What is a daughter's brother called?
A neice.
If you have a uncle what are you for him?
You would be a neice or nephew, neice if a girl and nephew if a guy.
What is relationship name for my brother's daughter to me?
neice
