sponsor's passport___ to be certified

[LittleFingers]

sorry to ask this same question about sponsor's passport again,i know some other member asked this already but i kept trying to find where i read this but i could not find it and the connection here frustrate me, so slow.

anyway, just want to ask..my husband photocopied his passport but it was just black and white,is that ok?
and asides from solicitor,who else can we certify his passport?and do we need to certify all the photocopy pages?
and how much the cost?


thanks guys.............

Hi - I believe it would be advisable to submit certified copies with your application as surely your partner can find time over the next 4 weeks to find a solicitor or a policeman to sign the copies? It would be one less thing to worry about.

[joebloggs]

Hi - I believe it would be advisable to submit certified copies with your application as surely your partner can find time over the next 4 weeks to find a solicitor or a policeman to sign the copies? It would be one less thing to worry about.

Sponsor's Identification This usually takes the form of the sponsor's passport. If the passport itself cannot be presented, then a notarized copy of the portrait page should be made by a UK authorised notary or solicitor (i.e., member of the Law Society).

i would also get them to notarize the pages with entry stamps on.

the cost i would have thought would be £5 a page from many solicitors, so for £20+ its worth spending for peace of mind.