Is it legal to make colour copies of passports?
927520
If it's for your own records sure but it won't be valid at any government organization ... only the original is accepted.
1091264
Why on earth would you want one? I'm pretty sure that falsifying a document is illegal in every state!
813566
I seriously doubt it.  You have to have a photo to identify yourself and make a sworn statement that is notorized.  In this day of terrorism, having the proper legal documents for identification is crucial.
39083
No.  Not yet.  It is helpful. \n When you do send for your passport you must give up your birth certificate (they mail it back to you) so you might want to order a new one so you will at least have that and a drivers lic when you cross the border.  It takes several weeks to get a passport.  A certified copy of your birth certificate can be ordered from the county health department in which you were born.\n\nYou can get your passport photo taken at Walmart for a small fee.  You cannot use a pic you took of yourself, it is not ont he right kind of paper.
515672
Just ask your al queda trainers, they are the experts and will give you a fake passport.
227961
Yes I do think identity cards will infringe people's civil liberties. In my view the government is making Britain more like a police state than ever before.
24685
Yes, you are legally allowed to make an archival (backup) copy of DVDs, CDs, software etc for your own use.\n\nIt only becomes illegal if you share those copies with anyone else, even if they are not paying you.\n\nThat said, many publishers of DVDs and software are making it very hard to make useable copies.  There is always a way, but it may be difficult.  Like the last answerer said, DVDShrink is probably the best for copying DVDs
706877
I would take the view that any passport which I held would be none of their concern.  Not all UK citizens hold passports and it would be absurd for such persons to be discriminated against on those grounds.  However, it seems reasonable enough for someone registering for a course to show proof of identity, including proof of identity with a photograph of the individual concerned.  I would therefore take such proof along with me, leaving my passport at home, and I would kick up a fuss if they demanded a passport and make it clear that I proposed to write to my MP.  I would also hang on jealously to my proof of ID.
863052
I t depends on what type of document you are refering to. If it is a birt cert. or death cert. or marriage liscense. Those can be obtained for a fee from the county office in which they were originated. Ex: Birth certificates come from our county health dept.\nA notorized copy is simply a copy with a notary public stamp which certifies that the signture on the document is the person which signed, i.e. a photo id was obtained at the time of the signing.
760890
Well now, a gray line to walk.\n\nYou wouldn't be selling a copy of a DVD, you'd be selling your time and effort to make an archival copy for them.\n\nI've seen disclaimers saying that said person owns an original copy of said DVD and that this is just for archival purposes.\n\nPerhaps you should do a web search and see if there are any cases or precedences out there in the UK that pertain.
343836
Mail copies to yourself in a registered envelope... so that the date is on them.  BUT... DO NOT OPEN THE ENVELOPE or you can't prove in court that you had them as of those dates.  Make sure you label the envelope well so that you know which ones are in there.  \n\n Another option... any photos you use professionally, take a bit larger photo and crop it and then use the rest.  Then if ever it is disputed... you can prove the original by producing the FULL picture... no one can copy the original when only you have the full one.
869249
Would'nt think so.Especially if your only replacing a lost document.If her biological is'nt about should be irrevelant.Even if you're changing the name(deed poll)you would'nt need this info
50007
Based on the way that you worded your question, yes it's illegal.  But based on what it seems like you'd be doing with it, probably not.  If you'd be photocopying it in order to distribute and resell the copies then you'd have some legal issues (unless you paid ASCAP or BMI).  If you're going to make 2 copies for the bass player and the keyboard player, you're probably okay because ASCAP would find it unrewarding to hire an attorney to go after you for the $.50 in royalties that the music represents (although technically it's illegal).
1095931
Not that I know of.  But there are countries that allow "naturalized" citizens to do so.  Canada, for one.
105867
The person who's name and photo are on the passport must sign it.
294816
You probably need to check the Home Office site on this url: http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/passports-and-immigration/immigration/\n\nOr here: http://www.ind.homeoffice.gov.uk
753243
There are experts that can authenticate the flag. They'll check to see if the dyes are right, the fabric, the style. Some of that would depent on when and where it was made. \n\nYou could do a lot youself, but it would take a lot of time\n\nGood luck