what documents do you need for irish passport?
122622
['Your birth certificate.', 'A marriage certificate (if applicable)', 'Proof of entitlement to Irish citizenship if born abroad.', "Photo identification, e.g. driver's license.", 'Proof of name, e.g. payslips.']
446430
['Address proof – Passport/ Driving Licence/ Voters ID etc.', 'Identity proof – Bank Statement/ Voter Id/ Driving Licence/ Pension Book etc.', 'Income Proof – Bank Statement/ Pay Slip/ Income Tax return.', 'Pan Card.', 'Passport size photo.']
38218
['birth certificate.', 'passport or other travel documents.', 'endorsed passport-sized photograph as part of the identity declaration.', 'proof of any name changes.']
891037
technically you do not need a passport to enter Northern Ireland as it is part of the UK, but you do need ID to board either a plane or a ferry, Depending whether you decide to fly or sail, you will have to check with the actual carrier what they require. The bus pass might do it!!
936457
['Passport with name, photograph and signature.', 'National ID with name, photograph and signature.', "Government-issued driver's license with name, photograph and signature.", 'Military ID with name, photograph and signature.']
1175
['Passport. ... ', 'Photographs. ... ', 'Appointment Letter and Courier Confirmation Page. ... ', 'Birth Certificate. ... ', 'Adoption Certificate (if applicable) ... ', 'Marriage Certificate (if applicable) ... ', 'Police Certificates for the United Kingdom.']
318935
For UK nationals a passport is not strictly necessary but photographic identification is required. Check with your airline/ferry company as requirements vary. Other nationals- valid passport or national identity card required. (Passports are not required for travel between Northern Ireland and the Republic).
327795
['Valid U.S. passport or passport card.', 'U.S. birth certificate or a consular report of birth abroad.']
1396543
['U.S. Birth Certificate.', 'Consular Report of Birth Abroad.', 'Expired U.S. Passport.', 'U.S. Passport Card.']
170031
["Current driver's license or photo ID. ... ", 'Your birth certificate (U.S. or overseas) or proof of adoption records.', 'A current passport is another way to verify your ID, U.S. citizenship and your age in one document.']
663033
['Full name as it appears on the passport.', 'Date and place of birth.', 'Address and contact info.', 'Passport details.', 'Nationality.']
1306611
['a valid full passport (or valid UK-issued travel document or biometric immigration document)', 'either a valid driving licence or birth certificate.', 'if you believe yourself to be British and a passport is not available, a birth certificate must be produced with extra ID in the form of a driving licence.']
191178
['Complete DS-11 Application Form for New Passport. ... ', 'Provide (2) Passport Photos. ... ', 'Child Proof of Citizenship (Birth Certificate issued by City, County or State of birth)', 'Evidence of Parental Relationship.', 'Parental Consent (If one parent is applying) ... ', 'Passport Fee.']
1268883
['Your current, valid passport.', 'A national identity card showing your photograph, full name, signature and date of birth (EU countries only).', 'Biometric Residence Permit (BRP) card.']
957865
['Duly filled copy of the Application Form.', '2 recent Passport Size Photographs.', 'Address proof for address stated in the application.', 'ID proof as stated in the application.']
417793
['Passport Application Form DS-11. ... ', 'Proof of citizenship for the child. ... ', 'Proof of your relationship to the child. ... ', 'Proof of identity for both parents.', 'Parental consent: For a child under the age of 16 to get a passport, both parents must consent.']
575945
technically you do not need a passport to enter Northern Ireland as it is part of the UK, but you do need ID to board either a plane or a ferry, Depending whether you decide to fly or sail, you will have to check with the actual carrier what they require.