Do I have to put my occupation on my passport?

It’s unnecessary to include employer and occupation though historically a passport holders occupation was included in a passport as was weight height hair and eye colour but never employer.

What does employer mean on a passport application?

Then you write “unemployed” in that field; or if you are self-employed you write your name / business name as your employer.

What should I put for occupation?

Enter what best reflects your current occupation. Common entries are: Student, Laborer, Factory Work, Owner-Operator, Self Employed, Homemaker, Unemployed, Retired, etc. What you enter as your occupation will not affect the calculations in your return in any way.

What should I write in occupation column?

Your occupation is the name of the profession in which you work, which would be widely recognisable by people from outside the profession. A good example might be a police officer or lawyer. Your job title is the name of the specific role that you play in the organisation that you work for.

What questions do they ask on a passport application?

The first section of the passport application asks for your full name, your date of birth, sex, birthplace, Social Security number, mailing address and phone number. You may provide an e-mail address if you choose, but it’s not required.

Can passport application be filled out by hand?

How do I fill out the application form? Forms completed by hand should be filled in using black ink. Use legible writing and complete as many of the entries as possible. Failure to provide requested information can lead to delays or denial of your passport.

What should I put on my occupation passport?

∎ ALL information must be filled in to include optional items; these items are needed by the passport agent to complete their portion of your application such as: Middle Name, Suffix (if applicable), Email Address, and Phone Number. Occupation example: Military, Homemaker, Student, Child, etc.