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Passport Office Flooded With Applications
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Applications are flooding into the Passport Office after the Privy Council ruling which said anyone born out of wedlock in The Bahamas, to a Bahamian father and foreign mother should have the right to a Bahamian passport at birth.
NASSAU, BAHAMAS – Applications are flooding into the Passport Office after the Privy Council ruling which said anyone born out of wedlock in The Bahamas, to a Bahamian father and foreign mother should have the right to a Bahamian passport at birth.
Attorney General Ryan Pinder says a major concern is proof of paternity in cases where no father is listed on the birth certificate.
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