Identity and Passport Service London
The Identity and Passport Service (IPS) is a decision-making agency of the Home Office that works for the government of United Kingdom. This service started its operations in April 2006, overtaking from the former United Kingdom Passport Agency, after the Identity Cards Act 2006 was passed. The main responsibility of Identity and Passport Service (IPS) is to issue passports to the British nationals, plus life event certifications like birth, marriage, death and civil partnerships. The headquarter of IPS can be found in the British capital, and there are seven regional offices of this executive agency in other cities of the United Kingdom as well.
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Facilities & Services:
The Identity and Passport Service is offering two services:
- Provide passport to British nationals who are living in the United Kingdom, and also people who are residing outside UK with the help of their associates at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
- Managing registration of people in England and Wales.
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Organizational Structure:
The IPS Board is responsible for leading this organisation:
Chief Executive and Registrar General for England and Wales
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Human resources - executive director
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Finance - executive director
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Corporate strategy - executive director
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Organisation transformation - executive director
Operations - executive director
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Commercial - director
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Corporate services - director
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Operational Hours:
The opening hours of Identity and Passport Service are 8:00 am - 8:00pm from Monday to Friday and on Saturdays, the operational hours are 9:00 am - 5:30 pm. -
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How to Contact:
People who wish to get in touch with the Identity and Passport Service can get their desired information from here, or they can get in touch with the administration on the telephone number mentioned below.
Contact: +44 300 222 0000 -
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Location:
Globe House, 89 Eccleston Square, London SW1V 1PN, United Kingdom. -
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How to Get to Identity and Passport Service:
By Tube
Victoria tube station is located at a distance of 0.3 miles from the Identity and Passport Service office. This journey can be covered on foot in about 7 minutes if the passengers of Victoria tube station head out in the southwest direction on Wilton Road/A202 towards Terminus Pl and continue to follow Wilton Road. Then turn right onto Gillingham Street that will lead them to a left turn onto Eccleston Square/A3213, from where the destination can be seen on the left. View Map
By Bus
Bus number 24 will take the visitors to the nearest bus stop to Identity and Passport Service office. This bus stop is called Warwick Way (Stop T) and is roughly 0.1 mile away from IPS. Visitors can get to IPS from this bus stop on foot in about 3 minutes if they walk in the northwest direction on Wilton Road towards Gillingham Street and then, turn left onto Gillingham Street. This will lead them to a left turn onto Eccleston Square/A3213 from where the destination is not too far.
 is a decision-making agency of the Home Office that works for the government of United Kingdom. This service started its operations in April 2006, overtaking from the former United Kingdom Passport Agency, after the Identity Cards Act 2006 was passed. The main responsibility of Identity and Passport Service (IPS) is to issue passports to the British nationals, plus life event certifications like birth, marriage, death and civil partnerships. The headquarter of IPS can be found in the British capital, and there are seven regional offices of this executive agency in other cities of the United Kingdom as well.
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