You'll have to show me where and when that rule came into operation mate. In the meanwhile, this is from the Passport Office website. If your mate is an Irish Italian or naturalised British citizen he is fine. Otherwise..........
My son got his passport from him he's been my neighbour for over 15 years drives a Porsche if that helps .......
Unless he is British though he can't vote Jeebs. We need to call the lies out that we are subject to from these Leave fellas. They say anything to back up their argument, true or not. If Joey's mate had taken up Britisish citizenship then fair enough, and I suspect he did. The problem is, and you know this, they never back up any argument with detail, ie, Joey's mate has dual nationality. In that circumstance Joey would get some credibility back. Without that sort of detail Joey has no credibility, hence my losing patience with him. As it is, he's chatting bubbles....
I suggest you contact the Passport Office and tell them that your son's countersignatory is not British (if he isn't) and his passport is therefore invalid.
I like to give the benefit of doubt to people and, while he may be poorly informed @Joey66 has never once struck me as a liar.
Yes mate, and one of my previous posts reflects that, but demanding apologies when he is plainly wrong is just daft. As I said earlier, I suspect that his mate has got British Nationality but @Joey66 used the man's Italian heritage to make a point. He will clarify, I hope, and I can go back to fretting about Everton.
In fairness to Joey this guy could have applied for UK citizenship. You have no idea whether he has or he hasn't so I think it's unfair to say you've pulled Joey up on a lie.
I always thought that EU nationals were able to vote in general elections, and that it was just the Brexit referendum they were excluded from.
