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What should I put for my place of birth if my passport lists two cities with an asterisk?

Dec 31, 2025
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Fran *******
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Question about place of birth when putting the biodata, my place of birth in passport has 2 cities, reads like this city1*city2 to avoid giving personal data here, for example, London*Greenwich thats how it reads on the passport but i cannot put a * in the form. so what do i put?
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When filling out a form that requires your place of birth but your passport lists it as two cities separated by an asterisk (e.g., London*Greenwich), you can use a hyphen or a comma to separate the two cities instead. This solution allows you to provide the information without using the asterisk, which is not allowed in the form.
James *******
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Use a hyphen or comma or whatever is allowed in this field instead
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