My date of birth has been corrected in my new passport. Would this cause issues for future visa applications?
There's an error in my date of birth in my passport, which I may finally be able to correct after 6 years. I had tried to correct it when the passport was up for renewal last year, but I met a brick wall, so it was renewed under the same error. I have visited a couple of countries during this period, the last of which is the UK a few months ago. I've finally been given audience at the immigration service and I'd much rather correct the error. The thing is I'd like to renew my UK visa next year but I'm not sure how this change will be seen.
Would it attract a 10 year ban?
Best Answer
Apply for your new visa, and attach commentary on your circumstances (along with a copy of any supporting documentation). I would think that since you're voluntarily disclosing the information, you should have no problem.
This assumes that there is no information available that matches your name and correct birthdate, that would have precluded you from getting a visa previously. Chances are, if your birthdate was just a few days or months out (as opposed to many years), they would already have figured that out, if it were the case.
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