Can a person verify that another persons passport is valid, not a counterfit?

If you are an australian citizen

Go to your local post office to make your new passport you will need 2 Australian current passport holders to sign documents that they have known you for a certain amount of years 10 i think also about 100 points of ID Birth Cert ,Drivers Licence,medicare card ID,current passport, bills ie:electricity gas rates.......2 passport size photographs For current or recently expired passports only

When you need to renew a passport, we will provide a one page form already filled out with your personal details if you are eligible. This pre-completed form streamlines the renewal process.



You will not need to supply any supporting documentation. However, you will need to provide two recent colour photographs of yourself and present your previous passport.



When you lodge your renewal form your old passport will be physically cancelled. Some exceptions apply for renewal overseas.



Not everyone can use the renewal form. In particular, you cannot use it if your passport was lost or stolen (you will need a passport application form instead). So before trying to renew, use the following checklists to make sure you are eligible.

You can apply for renewal if:

• you hold an Australian adult passport issued with at least two years\' validity and



• the passport is current or expired less than two years ago and



• the passport was issued with your current personal details (i.e. name, date of birth, place of birth and sex) and



• you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older.

Note: You will need to retain your expired adult passport for two years after the expiry date if you intend to renew your passport.



You cannot apply for renewal if:

• your passport was lost or stolen or cannot be presented for renewal or



• your passport was issued with less than two years\' validity or



• you have changed your name or sex since your passport was issued or



• your passport has expired for two years or more.

Obtaining a renewal form

Online - follow the prompts at this web site to obtain a pre-completed renewal form and print it from the screen. You can also ask online for a pre-completed form to be mailed to you. The form should be lodged in person at an Australia Post outlet.



If overseas, contact the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or consulate for details on how to lodge the form.

Alternatively:



In Australia - call the Australian Passport Information Service on 131 232 to arrange for a pre-completed renewal form to be mailed to you.



Overseas - contact the nearest Australian embassy, high commission or consulate. The passports staff will mail out a pre-completed renewal form or it can be collected from the diplomatic mission or consulate.

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Forms/Passport/Renew/RenewPassport_0.aspx

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Requirements/IdentityDocuments.aspx

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You need to set an appointment with DFA. Make sure you have your documents with you e.g birth certificate, valid id's etc.. Here's the DFA hotline 556-0000 or 737-1000.

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Go to your local post office to make your new passport you will need 2 Australian current passport holders to sign documents that they have known you for a certain amount of years 10 i think also about 100 points of ID Bith Cert ,Drivers Licence,medicare card ID,current passport, bills ie:electricity gas rates.......2 passport size photographs For current or recently expired passports only

When you need to renew a passport, we will provide a one page form already filled out with your personal details if you are eligible. This pre-completed form streamlines the renewal process.

You will not need to supply any supporting documentation. However, you will need to provide two recent colour photographs of yourself and present your previous passport.

When you lodge your renewal form your old passport will be physically cancelled. Some exceptions apply for renewal overseas.

Not everyone can use the renewal form. In particular, you cannot use it if your passport was lost or stolen (you will need a passport application form instead). So before trying to renew, use the following checklists to make sure you are eligible.

You can apply for renewal if:

• you hold an Australian adult passport issued with at least two years' validity and
• the passport is current or expired less than two years ago and
• the passport was issued with your current personal details (i.e. name, date of birth, place of birth and ***) and
• you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older.

Note: You will need to retain your expired adult passport for two years after the expiry date if you intend to renew your passport.

You cannot apply for renewal if:

• your passport was lost or stolen or cannot be presented for renewal or
• your passport was issued with less than two years' validity or
• you have changed your name or *** since your passport was issued or
• your passport has expired for two years or more.

Obtaining a renewal form

Online - follow the prompts at this web site to obtain a pre-completed renewal form and print it from the screen. You can also ask online for a pre-completed form to be mailed to you. The form should be lodged in person at an Australia Post outlet.

If overseas, contact the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or consulate for details on how to lodge the form.
Alternatively:

In Australia - call the Australian Passport Information Service on 131 232 to arrange for a pre-completed renewal form to be mailed to you.

Overseas - contact the nearest Australian embassy, high commission or consulate. The passports staff will mail out a pre-completed renewal form or it can be collected from the diplomatic mission or consulate.

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Forms/Passport/Renew/RenewPassport_0.aspx

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Requirements/IdentityDocuments.aspx hope this helps

For current or recently expired passports only

When you need to renew a passport, we will provide a one page form already filled out with your personal details if you are eligible. This pre-completed form streamlines the renewal process.

You will not need to supply any supporting documentation. However, you will need to provide two recent colour photographs of yourself and present your previous passport.

When you lodge your renewal form your old passport will be physically cancelled. Some exceptions apply for renewal overseas.

Not everyone can use the renewal form. In particular, you cannot use it if your passport was lost or stolen (you will need a passport application form instead). So before trying to renew, use the following checklists to make sure you are eligible.

You can apply for renewal if:

• you hold an Australian adult passport issued with at least two years' validity and
• the passport is current or expired less than two years ago and
• the passport was issued with your current personal details (i.e. name, date of birth, place of birth and ***) and
• you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older.

Note: You will need to retain your expired adult passport for two years after the expiry date if you intend to renew your passport.

You cannot apply for renewal if:

• your passport was lost or stolen or cannot be presented for renewal or
• your passport was issued with less than two years' validity or
• you have changed your name or *** since your passport was issued or
• your passport has expired for two years or more.

Obtaining a renewal form

Online - follow the prompts at this web site to obtain a pre-completed renewal form and print it from the screen. You can also ask online for a pre-completed form to be mailed to you. The form should be lodged in person at an Australia Post outlet.

If overseas, contact the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or consulate for details on how to lodge the form.
Alternatively:

In Australia - call the Australian Passport Information Service on 131 232 to arrange for a pre-completed renewal form to be mailed to you.

Overseas - contact the nearest Australian embassy, high commission or consulate. The passports staff will mail out a pre-completed renewal form or it can be collected from the diplomatic mission or consulate.

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Forms/Passport/Renew/RenewPassport_0.aspx

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Requirements/IdentityDocuments.aspx hope this helps

if you are referring to an australian passport renewal For current or recently expired passports only

When you need to renew a passport, we will provide a one page form already filled out with your personal details if you are eligible. This pre-completed form streamlines the renewal process.

You will not need to supply any supporting documentation. However, you will need to provide two recent colour photographs of yourself and present your previous passport.

When you lodge your renewal form your old passport will be physically cancelled. Some exceptions apply for renewal overseas.

Not everyone can use the renewal form. In particular, you cannot use it if your passport was lost or stolen (you will need a passport application form instead). So before trying to renew, use the following checklists to make sure you are eligible.

You can apply for renewal if:

• you hold an Australian adult passport issued with at least two years' validity and
• the passport is current or expired less than two years ago and
• the passport was issued with your current personal details (i.e. name, date of birth, place of birth and ***) and
• you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older.

Note: You will need to retain your expired adult passport for two years after the expiry date if you intend to renew your passport.

You cannot apply for renewal if:

• your passport was lost or stolen or cannot be presented for renewal or
• your passport was issued with less than two years' validity or
• you have changed your name or *** since your passport was issued or
• your passport has expired for two years or more.

Obtaining a renewal form

Online - follow the prompts at this web site to obtain a pre-completed renewal form and print it from the screen. You can also ask online for a pre-completed form to be mailed to you. The form should be lodged in person at an Australia Post outlet.

If overseas, contact the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or consulate for details on how to lodge the form.
Alternatively:

In Australia - call the Australian Passport Information Service on 131 232 to arrange for a pre-completed renewal form to be mailed to you.

Overseas - contact the nearest Australian embassy, high commission or consulate. The passports staff will mail out a pre-completed renewal form or it can be collected from the diplomatic mission or consulate.

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Forms/Passport/Renew/RenewPassport_0.aspx

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Requirements/IdentityDocuments.aspx hope this helps

this is for an australian passport For current or recently expired passports only

When you need to renew a passport, we will provide a one page form already filled out with your personal details if you are eligible. This pre-completed form streamlines the renewal process.

You will not need to supply any supporting documentation. However, you will need to provide two recent colour photographs of yourself and present your previous passport.

When you lodge your renewal form your old passport will be physically cancelled. Some exceptions apply for renewal overseas.

Not everyone can use the renewal form. In particular, you cannot use it if your passport was lost or stolen (you will need a passport application form instead). So before trying to renew, use the following checklists to make sure you are eligible.

You can apply for renewal if:

• you hold an Australian adult passport issued with at least two years' validity and
• the passport is current or expired less than two years ago and
• the passport was issued with your current personal details (i.e. name, date of birth, place of birth and ***) and
• you are an Australian citizen aged 18 years or older.

Note: You will need to retain your expired adult passport for two years after the expiry date if you intend to renew your passport.

You cannot apply for renewal if:

• your passport was lost or stolen or cannot be presented for renewal or
• your passport was issued with less than two years' validity or
• you have changed your name or *** since your passport was issued or
• your passport has expired for two years or more.

Obtaining a renewal form

Online - follow the prompts at this web site to obtain a pre-completed renewal form and print it from the screen. You can also ask online for a pre-completed form to be mailed to you. The form should be lodged in person at an Australia Post outlet.

If overseas, contact the nearest Australian diplomatic mission or consulate for details on how to lodge the form.

Alternatively:

In Australia - call the Australian Passport Information Service on 131 232 to arrange for a pre-completed renewal form to be mailed to you.

Overseas - contact the nearest Australian embassy, high commission or consulate. The passports staff will mail out a pre-completed renewal form or it can be collected from the diplomatic mission or consulate.

https://www.passports.gov.au/Web/Forms/Passport/Renew/RenewPassport_0.aspx

hope this helps

Things You'll Need

1. Old passport in original with self-attested photocopy of its first four and last four pages, including ECR/ECNR page.
2. If the old passport was issued when you were a minor or did not have the ECNR stamp - provide attested copy of matriculation or degree certificate
3. Proof of address if different than the one on the old passport. Acceptable documents include phone, gas, electricity bill, ration card, spouse or parent's passport copy
4. Recent passport size photographs (Three) in colour showing frontal view of full face are required.

Steps 1 Re-issue vs. Renew
A new passport is re-issued (not renewed) when a current passport (validity of 10 years or more) is 1 year from expiration or it is less than 3 years after it has expired. A passport issued with a validity of 1-5 years under certain emergency conditions can be renewed at no additional cost. This article covers the re-issuance of a Passport that was issued with 10 years or more of validity.
2 The Application Form
The Application Form for re-issuing a Passport is the same as the one required for a new Passport. You can get the Application Form from any Passport Service Center/Office or any Post Office. You can also use the link below.
3 Fees Required
The application fee for reissue of a passport is the same as a new application. Passport for Adult (36 page) - Rs. 1000, Passport for Adult (60 pages) - Rs. 1500 and Passport for a Minor - Rs. 600. It is better to take extra cash with you when submitting the application as there are additional fees for Police Clearance Certificate/ECNR Reqd, etc.
4 Where to Apply
Completed Passport Application Forms with Supporting documents can be submitted at Passport Offices, District Passport Cells/Collector's Office/DSP's Office or at Speed Post Centers. Please be sure to note down the File Reference Number.
5 How to check status of Application
You can check the status of your application online by providing the file reference number at the Consular and Passport Division Website
Tips

• If you have a busy lifestyle and do not wish to waste your time, use a reputed Travel Agent who can get you a passport quickly for a small fee. The travel agent will also be able to verify that your documentation is accurate and sufficient.
• If you have any other questions or situations please use the link below for the official website of the Indian Passport Division.

Caution In case a person has resided at more than 1 place in the past 1 year, then a separate Person Particulars form (part of the Passport Application) needs to be filled out for each address that he has resided at, for the past 1 year.

You should be able to take it to the local post office if your authorized to do so by the person sending you the picture.

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Gary @ Fix Ya

well it probably is not, it was probably installed with a O/S counterfit, this person should bring the computer back to where they got it from and ask to have a proper validated O/S.