BRP extract ex required for replacement passport permission?

Questioner

The ex is obstructing the permission to apply for a passport. This summer vacation we want to go to a country where an ID card is not valid, so a passport must be obtained. The ex now does not want to give permission until a paper is signed that she can also get the passport if she has a vacation where the ID card is not valid. Given the history with the ex, we are not going to do that and are now preparing replacement consent. Now the court only states that you must have an extract from the BRP, of all interested parties. But we have no authority at all to request an extract for the ex? He must give permission for that and if we do not get it for a passport, you can forget about initiating a lawsuit.

Lawyer

This procedure for obtaining substitute consent will have to be initiated by a lawyer at the court. The lawyer can also request the BRP of the other party. I would be quick to initiate this procedure because the court must of course be able to schedule a case before traveling. If desired, contact can be made. I could assist in this.