Is the passport issued by police station in London?

Passports are typically issued by government agencies responsible for issuing travel documents, such as passport offices or departments within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or embassy. Passport offices are usually part of the central or federal government and are responsible for processing passport applications, verifying identity and issuing passports to citizens.

In the United Kingdom, passports are issued by the HM Passport Office, which is part of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office. The HM Passport Office is responsible for processing passport applications and issuing passports to British citizens. Citizens can apply for a passport online or in person at a passport office or at certain designated post offices.

Police stations in London or elsewhere typically do not issue passports, but may assist in the verification of identity or accept passport applications on behalf of the issuing authority.