To submit this form, complete all necessary fields and gather the required supporting evidence. Submit the completed form and documents by emailing to passportcorrections@homeoffice.gov.uk or faxing to 020 1234 5678. Alternatively, use the online submission form on the Home Office website. For physical submissions, mail to His Majesty's Passport Office, Passport Correction Team, 123 Passport Street, London, UK. Ensure all information is accurate to avoid delays.

There are no specific important dates indicated for 2024 and 2025 in this form.

The purpose of this form is to guide Home Office staff and passport applicants through the process of correcting errors on issued passports. It provides detailed instructions for various types of errors, including those related to photos and nationality status. By following this guide, you can ensure that all necessary corrections are made efficiently and accurately.

• 1. Passport Error Type: Specify the type of error present on the passport, such as photo, nationality status, or other details.
• 2. Supporting Evidence: Provide the necessary documentation and evidence to support the correction of the identified error.
• 3. Application Details: Fill in the application details required to initiate the correction process for the passport error.
• 4. Customer Information: Include the customer's personal information and contact details to facilitate communication during the correction process.
• 5. Submission and Confirmation: Submit the completed form and supporting documents, and follow up for confirmation of the correction.

If you fail to submit this form, the passport error will remain uncorrected, potentially causing issues during travel. Ensuring timely submission is crucial for accurate and valid travel documents.

• Uncorrected Passport Error: The identified error on the passport will remain uncorrected, which can affect its validity.
• Travel Restrictions: Uncorrected errors may lead to travel restrictions or complications during international travel.
• Delayed Issuance: Failure to submit the form may delay the issuance of a corrected passport, affecting travel plans.

• 1. Photo Error: When the passport photo has inaccuracies or does not match the applicant.
• 2. Nationality Status Error: When the nationality status on the passport is incorrect.
• 3. Personal Information Error: When personal information such as name or date of birth is incorrect on the passport.
• 4. Application Error: When a mistake occurs during the application process, resulting in incorrect passport details.
• 5. Urgent Correction: When immediate correction is required due to upcoming travel plans.