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Who can sign my passport? Can they be distantly related eg great niece?

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my friend signed mine, she's a hair dresser.
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No relatives. The guidance notes say who - usually a professional person is your best choice - Doctor Lawyer etc.
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Only if that person is an accredited notary.
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solicitors, your GP
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A Doctor, teacher, Alderman, local councillor, clergyman or a member of a professional body, ie Chartered Engineer, accountant.

Go to http://www.ips.gov.uk.apply-countersign.... for a full list
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no
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I got the landlord of my local pub to sign mine.
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No relative however distantly related, and whoever you do get to sign it must hold a current passport, my brother is a Justice of the Peace and he is unable to sign because he does not have a passport himself. I got mine signed by my boss.
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no!!!
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No,teacher,policeman,businessman,chemist...

any professional person who knows you.

As a retired Civil engineer, then me.
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Why can't you sign your own passport? Are you not old enough?

Check out these Q/A from Bureau of Consular Affairs

http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/faq...
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No, your great niece cannot validly sign your passport. I used to sign passports as a Civil Servant. Do you know any Civil Servants? Or teachers, bank managers, nurses?

Warning, don't ask your Doctor. They charge. Mine charges ÃƒÂ‚Ã‚Â£20.
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The passport office has a list of people who can countersign passports. The list is available online and is also enclosed with your passport application.
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