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Filling out the OS Form is a crucial step for British applicants applying for a passport from abroad. This guide will walk you through each section of the form, providing clear instructions to ensure a smooth submission process.

Follow the steps to complete the OS Form accurately.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the OS Form and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Carefully read the introductory guidance provided with the form. This form is specifically for applicants who are British and applying from certain countries outside the UK. Ensure you meet the eligibility requirements before proceeding.
3. In Section 1, specify the type of passport you are applying for by marking the relevant box. Options include renewal, replacement, or a first passport, among others.
4. In Section 2, fill in the personal details of the person the passport is for, including full names, address, date of birth, and contact information. Remember to use capital letters and black ink.
5. Complete Section 3 regarding previous passports. Indicate whether the applicant has had any prior passports. If applicable, include details of lost or stolen passports.
6. Fill out details regarding the applicant’s parents in Section 4, especially if applying for a child's passport. Include names, dates of birth, and nationalities.
7. In Section 5, indicate if the applicant has been granted a certificate of registration or naturalisation. Provide the necessary details if applicable.
8. Ensure the declaration in Section 9 is signed by the applicant (or parent/guardian if under 16). This confirms the accuracy of the information provided.
9. If required, complete Section 10 for countersignature. A qualified countersignatory must verify the identity of the applicant or the adult signing for a child.
10. Review all provided information for accuracy. Make any necessary changes before saving, downloading, and sharing the completed form as needed.

Start completing your OS Form online today for a seamless passport application process.