Guest registration
The day-to-day part: who needs registering, what you have to ask them for, and how it gets sent.
- Which guests must be registeredEvery guest, at every age — and what the rules really say about friends and family staying without you.
- Children, babies and teenagersEvery age must be registered. What to do about a child with no passport, and why the form sometimes rejects a teenager.
- What you must ask guests for — and what you needn'tThe full list of what the law requires — and the things you are commonly asked for that it does not.
- When a guest refuses to registerWhy guests refuse, what to say to them, and what you can do if they still will not comply.
- The three ways to register your guestsDoing it yourself, using software, or handing it over — what each actually involves, and who each one suits.
- What a process that actually works looks likeAutomation is possible and worth having. Here is the process around it, and the four places it still goes wrong.
Being written next: wording you can send guests, and record keeping.
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