These ass wholes have become the laughing stock of the world. Why people should get new birth certificate after two years? I am positively sure that no one has an answer to that question.

How much more backwards Guyana under the Corrupt PPP/C can get?

When was this law passed and assented to?

Mits, no law has been passed and assented to this, it is just a dictatorship
thingy.

Exactly my point. Someone needs to challenge it in court. I see this as a money grabbing scheme by the PPP/C.

There is already a court's challenge, will wait and see how this plays out.

Attorney wanted a new passport and they told him to bring a new birth certificate, he refused and they refused to give him a new passport.

Rohee needs to check his brain on this matter. What a dumb idea.

Sometimes politicians need a mental checkup.

like i said . . . there is more to this "idea" than meets the eye

Rohee is not forward thinking. Pressure from the people caused the PPP/C to back down. I understand the cost used to be $80 it's now $300. There needs to be an injunction to stop the incompetent Minister of Home Affairs for imposing his will on the people and not using parliament to debate and pass any new regulations.

Thats where the AFC and APNU comes in, Korhee ass should be on fire for his stupidity.

Govt. back-peddles on 6-month birth certificate requirement for new passports

Amidst pressure, Government has reversed a requirement that mandates new applicants for passports to present birth certificates that were issued within six months prior to the date of application.
But the decision seems a strange one.
According to the Ministry of Home Affairs yesterday, with immediate effect, “applicants for passports and other travel documents will be required to present original birth certificates that were issued no less than two (2) years prior to the date of submission of the applications, instead of six (6) months.”
The Immigration Department and the Ministry of Home Affairs have been coming under flak after it introduced measures a few weeks ago which required new passport applicants to present a birth certificate which was issued within the last six months. There were arguments that a birth certificate does not have an expiry date.
The measure was to reduce the incidence of fraud, Government had said.
Immediately after, the General Registrar’s Office which is in charge of the issuance of birth certificates, was inundated with applications.
The policy sparked a court case filed by attorney-at-law, Saphier Husain-Subedar who is challenging the legality of the six-month requirement.
The lawyer said that on June 18th, he visited the Immigration Office on Camp Street where his application for a new passport was rejected on the grounds that his birth certificate was older than six months.
The lawyer has filed a case against the Commissioner of Police, in his capacity as the Chief Immigration Officer, asking that he be issued a new passport using his current birth certificate.
The lawyer also wants the current six month rule be deemed as unconstitutional.

Oh rass now you will have to back track to Suriname to get a passport or have one smuggled in for you to use, soon you goin to need wan permit fo the shit house