Passport for baby

Has anyone applied for babies passport yet?

If so, just wondering how look it took to come as we are planning a holiday end of June and I’m not sure whether I’ll need to sort a fast track or whether it’ll be okay to order one. Thanks!

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Yes I done my daughters who’s 7 weeks old and it took 2 weeks

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I applied for my sons on the 25th April and it’s being delivered tomorrow x

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Took two weeks for us too. Arrived yesterday.

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Just under 3 weeks

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Ours took 3 weeks! X

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How did you all do the picture? Passport booth or phone camera??

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I applied on the 22nd of April but I couldn't send the additional documents until last Friday, annoyingly I had sent the only birth certificate that I had to the consulate and I had to request a new one that took about a week to arrive

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We keep having the same argument! I'm tired of it, and he keeps making me feel bad.

I need opinions and experience from other mums. (I do also have the Health Visitor coming out on Tuesday)

Our baby is 3 weeks old and formula fed. She is currently having 4oz bottles made up but I am convinced she doesn't need that much milk in a single feed.

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