To submit the completed passport application form, ensure all fields are filled out correctly and attach all necessary documentation. You can deliver the application personally to the nearest passport office or send it via registered mail to ensure it arrives safely. Remember to double-check that all sections are complete before sending your application.

Key processing dates for passport applications will vary depending on the season. Ensure you submit applications well ahead of travel plans to avoid delays. For 2024 and 2025, it is advised to keep an eye on any announcements from passport services for updated timelines.

The purpose of this application form is to facilitate the process of obtaining a passport for children under the age of sixteen in Barbados. This allows families to ensure their children's travel documents are in order for international travel. It is crucial for parents and guardians to understand the requirements to prevent any processing delays.

• 1. Surname: The family name of the child, to be written in BLOCK CAPITALS.
• 2. Christian Names: Full given names of the child in BLOCK CAPITALS.
• 3. Date of Birth: Exact date of birth of the child, formatted as day/month/year.
• 4. Birth Certificate: Documentation proving the birth of the child, particularly for those born in Barbados.
• 5. Photographs: Recent passport-sized photographs of the child, adhering to specified guidelines.
• 6. Parent's Consent: Written consent from both parents or guardians if applicable.
• 7. Signature: The signature of the person completing the form, indicating authenticity.
• 8. Witness Certification: Certification from an authorized individual affirming the accuracy of the information.

Failure to submit this form correctly may result in delays or rejection of the passport application. Ensure that all necessary fields are completed and that documentation is attached as required.

• Incomplete Information: Missing fields or incorrect entries can delay processing.
• Lack of Required Documentation: Not providing necessary documents may result in application rejection.
• Invalid Signatures: Incorrect or absent signatures can invalidate the application.
• Failure to Attain Proper Certification: All applications must be certified by a qualifying official.
• Timeliness of Submission: Late submissions can affect processing times, especially during peak travel seasons.

• 1. First-Time Passport Application: Required when a child does not possess any passport.
• 2. Renewal of Expired Passport: Needed to update a child's expired passport.
• 3. Name Change Requests: Necessary for children who have legal name changes.
• 4. Adding Children to Existing Passport: Used when additional children need to be included in a parent's passport.
• 5. Documentation for Travel: Must be processed before any international travel plans.