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9. For the table in paragraph 12 substitute—
“Category of prospective passport holder | Method of application | Fee |
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A member of, or a person attached to, His Majesty’s armed forces, or a dependant of such a person aged 16 years or over | Online | The standard fee plus £11 |
Postal | The fee specified in the table in paragraph 2 for a postal application made by, or in respect of, an over-16 prospective passport holder who lives in the United Kingdom plus £11 | |
A dependent aged under 16 years of a person who is a member of, or attached to, His Majesty’s armed forces | Online | The standard fee plus £11 |
Postal | The fee specified in the table in paragraph 2 for a postal application made by, or in respect of, an under-16 prospective passport holder who lives in the United Kingdom plus £11 | |
A member of, or a person attached to, His Majesty’s armed forces where the application is checked and submitted to His Majesty’s Passport Office by armed forces personnel who are nominated for that purpose | The fee specified in the table in paragraph 2 for a postal application made by, or in respect of, an over-16 prospective passport holder who lives in the United Kingdom plus £11”. |
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