1. Kindly visit passport.immigration.gov.ng for your registration

2. Before online registration? You may not upload any document. Ensure you have your NIN and other details. Also, since payment is online, make your debit card ready with, at least, 26k in It

3. I don't know if that is acceptable. You may get an affidavit/age declaration and go with the two. Better still, an NPC birth certificate.

4. I think this depends on the NIS Centre. Some DIYers have reported a fair treatment here while others got cold reception. I personally was not happy with the response I got at Ibadan but if you have all necessities in place and put everything in order, you are good to go. Read this thread as far back as you can, there is sufficient information.
Also, go there on the capturing date early and be prepared for a full day. Ask questions and be attentive to instructions.

5. Nah that period I no fit talk o. It depends on center as well. A few places do not much allow fast-tracking, so you'd expect, at least, a fair time for all. While others that allow fastrack would want to deal with their 'customers' first before DIYers.

Generally, if you have enough time to wait, register online and do it without wasting time - capturing dates are occupied for months ahead. Make sure you have all details entered correctly; avoid mistake as much as possible.
Good luck

reposted!! @JimMumin

Please can someone kindly attend to my enquiries abeg
Hello guys!
Complement of the season to you all.
I'm new to this thread and I'll most be grateful if someone can graciously answer my following questions to enable apply for a new passport via DIY;
1. What website should I visit for the enrolment?
2. What documents should I have ready before visiting the site for registration?
3. Would my local government issued birth certificate suffice?
4. Is it true that people who apply via DIY get frustrated by the officials at the time of capture?
5. What is the average waiting period between capturing and collection of passport?

reposted!!! @Lifehappens

hollaleye:
Passport collected, captured Sept 28 in Ibadan DIY, but I had to use the influence of an officer to get it printed today, otherwise they told me it is still far.
Thanks

How can you link me up with the officer that helped

Great

Thanks for this awesome thread. I studied Economics in my first degree, I want to know if it will be nice to pursue a postgraduate studies in economics abroad or which other field is suitable to move to?

Chibexe:


Hello Olasco4real69

do you have your statement of result?

Yes I have it