If it is a UK passport then the issuing country is the UK. Place of issue refers to the place of issue shown on your passport. As an example, my passport’s Country of issue, or Issuing authority is Canada.

Passport – Place of issue: The City where the issuing authority is located. simply write that. For foreign nationals whose passports were issued in the United States, list the city where the consulate or embassy that issued your passport is located. the passport.

The place of issue is the where the Department processed the visa. If you applied for your visa online you can answer “Online”.

You cannot verify a passport number as a private citizen. There are things you can do to spot a false identity document, such as checking the number of digits in the passport number, but only a government official can validate the legitimacy of a passport.

Passport Reference File Number is a number provided to an individual when they apply for a Passport. The Passport Reference File Number helps an individual track the status of their passport application online. This is a unique number provided to every passport applicant.

A valid government-issued identification document should contain a photo, current address, signature and a unique number or barcode (e.g. driver’s license, passport number) assigned to the person. These secondary documents should contain together a current address, and signature of the requestor.

A: An intimation e-mail must have been received by you on creation of Passport Seva account that contains your user Id and Date of Birth. You may check the same e-mail and retrieve your user Id and Date of Birth. Alternatively, you may create a new account, if you are not able to recall/retrieve your user Id.

If the airline wanted to know the location where the passport was issued, they’d ask for “place of issue” or the like. It’s country A, the country that instills authority into the document. A passport is nothing but citizenship given by the issuing country. In your case, Country A is the issuing country.

The Country That Issued Your Passport is your country of citizenship.

Your “Country of Issue” is the same as your “Country of Citizenship”. For instance, if you are a citizen of the United Kingdom, but are getting your passport from the UK Consulate in Hong Kong, the UK is your country of issue.

It generally means country which has issued the passport or the document in reference. Assuming reference is to the passport, the question is asking to which country you are a citizen of.

Your country of residence is the country in which you are currently living in, at the time you process your application for insurance. Your nationality, on the other hand, is the country in which you have citizenship and will be stated in your passport.

The place of issue of a UK passport is usually “UK”, unless issued in an consulate abroad.

British Citizen passports are issued by the United Kingdom Identity & Passport Service (IPS).

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