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PROCEDURE FOR REPLACEMENT FOR A
LOST OR STOLEN PASSPORT FOR APPLICANTS AGE 15 AND UNDER
Please follow the procedure accordingly to avoid processing
delay. An incomplete or incorrectly completed application
will delay the issuance of the passport.
In order to have your child’s passport expedited (less than 30-day service), you must have the following documents executed
by a Passport Acceptance Agent (either an authorized Main Branch
U.S. Post Office or Local Clerk of the Court).
For the list of Passport Acceptance
Facility authorized to execute passport applications in your
area, please click here.
NOTE:
All persons must have
their own passports, including infants.
For All Minor Applicant:
- Each minor child
shall appear in person at the passport acceptance agent.
- BOTH parents must
appear in person with the minor applicant at the passport
acceptance agent.
- If your child does
not have identification of his/her own, you need to
accompany your child and present identification.
- All applications for
children under 16 require both parents' or legal guardians'
consent.
Minor applicant must be accompanied by BOTH PARENTS
or legal guardian with acceptable
proof of ID and proof parental relationship and consent.
All the documents
would be officially sealed in an envelope by an authorized
Passport Acceptance Agent, which you need to ship to Travel the
World Visas for hand carrying it to the U.S. Passport Agency.
This envelope must have the certified seal of the Post Office or
Courthouse in order for our company to submit the application to
the Passport Agency.
NOTE:
DO NOT
LEAVE THE OFFICIAL SEALED ENVELOPE WITH THE CLERK AT THE POST
OFFICE OR COURTHOUSE.
DO NOT OPEN THE
OFFICIAL SEALED ENVELOPE, ONLY PASSPORT PERSONNEL ARE AUTHORIZED
TO OPEN THE SEALED ENVELOPE.
Please present the following
to the Passport Acceptance Agent:
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Proof of Child’s U.S. Citizenship
- Must provide ONE of the following:
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Previous U.S. Passport
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Certified
Birth Certificate issued by state, county or city
with raised seal
(if born in US)
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Certificate of Citizenship or
FS-240, DS-1350 (if
born outside the US)
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Certificate of Naturalization issued by the
Immigration and Naturalization Service
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One Passport Application Form (DS-11) completed and signed in
front of the Passport Acceptance Agent. Do not sign the
application until asked to do so or you will have to fill out
another. NOTE: U.S. Passport Agency
REQUIRES that you fill out the DS-11
application form on-line, click
here. After you complete the form on-line, please
print BUT do NOT sign it. Please fax us a copy at
530-579-3315. The form MUST be signed in front of a Passport Acceptance
Agent.
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Applicants under age 16 must have both parents present at the
Passport Acceptance Agent. If
one parent can not be present (applicable
for applicants below 16 years old), submit a
Statement of
Consent. Form DS-3053.
NOTE: Consent
Statements by Non-Applying Parents Included with Passport
Applications for Minors Under Age 16 Must Be Notarized.
Effective February 1, 2008,
the Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs began
requiring that all consent statements by a non-applying parent
included with U.S. passport applications for minors under age
16 be notarized. The consent statement must include the
child's name and date of birth, as well as parent's
identification information or a copy of his/her ID. This
new requirement is being implemented to enhance the accurate
identification of applicants and aid in the prevention of
international child abduction and substitution.
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One Statement Regarding Lost or Stolen Passport (DS-64)
complete and sign
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Present Evidence of Child's Relationship to Parents/Guardians
(for minors under age 16).
Note:
Previous U.S. passports are not acceptable as proof of
relationship to the applying parent(s)/guardian(s).
You
will need to submit one of the following:
- Certified U.S. birth
certificate (with parents' names); or
- Certified Foreign
Birth Certificate (with parents' names and
translation, if necessary); or
- Report of Birth
Abroad (Form FS-240) (with parents' names); or
- Certification of
Birth Abroad ( Form DS-1350) (with parents' names);
or
- Adoption Decree (
with adopting parents' names); or
- Court Order
Establishing Custody; or
- Court Order
Establishing Guardianship.
NOTE:
If the parent(s)'/guardian's name(s) is/are other than that on
these documents, evidence of legal name change is required.
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Two recent original passport size photographs (2” x 2”) on a
white or clear background (click here
for the regulations for acceptable passport-type photograph)
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Signed letter of authorization.
Both parents must sign
this letter for the child. Must have an Original Signatures.
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Proof of Departure (one of the following)
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Government fees paid at the time of execution
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Rush Processing (Same Day up to 10 Business
Day Processing)
$140.00 Check or Money Order Payable to “Department of State”
(Passport Book) and
$ 25.00 Check or Money Order Payable to “U.S. Postmaster or Clerk
of Court"
NOTE: If you are requesting for a
passport book and card, the Department of State fee is $155.00
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Notarized
Multiple Lost or Missing Valid Passports Statement (this
is applicable only to applicants who lost 2 or more valid
passports)
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Proof
of Identity - You
may prove your identity with any one of these, if you are
recognizable:
- Previous U.S.
passport (mutilated, altered, or damaged passports are not
acceptable as proof of identity.)
- Naturalization
Certificate
- Current, valid
- Driver's license
- Government ID:
city, state or federal
- Military ID:
military and dependents
NOTE: Your
Social Security Card does NOT prove your identity.
If none of these are
available , you will need:
a) Some signature
documents, not acceptable alone as ID
(ex: a combination of
documents, such as your Social Security card, credit card,
bank card, library card, etc.)
AND
b) A person who can vouch
for you. He/she must
- Have known you for
at least 2 years,
- Be a U.S. citizen
or permanent resident,
- Have valid ID, and
- Fill out a Form
DS-71 in the presence of a passport agent.
NOTE:
For minors under age 14 - Provide Parental Identification
Each parent or
guardian must submit one of the following:
- Valid Drivers
License
- Valid Official U.S.
Military ID
- Valid U.S. Gov't ID
- Valid U.S. or
Foreign Passport with recognizable photo
- Naturalization/Citizenship
Certificate from BCIS with recognizable photo
- Alien Resident Card
from BCIS
NOTE: Your
Social Security Card does NOT prove your identity .
If none of these are
available , you will need:
a) Some signature
documents, not acceptable alone as ID
(ex: a combination of
documents, such as your Social Security card, credit card, bank
card, library card, etc.)
AND
b) A person who can
vouch for you. He/she must
- Have known you for
at least 2 years,
- Be a U.S. citizen
or permanent resident,
- Have valid ID, and
- Fill out a Form
DS-71 in the presence of a passport agent.
Service Fee:
$145.00/person/passport – Same Day Processing**
$135.00/person/passport – Next Day Processing
$115.00/person/passport – 4 to 5 Business Day Processing
$
85.00/person/passport –
10 Business Day Processing
Return Mail Fee:
$25.00 (1-3 passports) Overnight Delivery
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$19.00 (1-3 passports)
2-Day Delivery [ ]
$45.00 (1-3 passports)
Saturday Delivery [ ]
For Alaska and Hawaii, please add $15.00 on the Return Mail Fee
**MAILING
INSTRUCTIONS:
FOR PASSPORT APPLICATIONS TO BE PROCESSED
SAME DAY: IMPORTANT:
Please send your documents by UPS "Early Morning
Delivery" OR
FedEx "First Overnight" AND call us with your UPS or
FedEx tracking number. YOUR PACKAGE MUST BE IN OUR
OFFICE BY 8:00 A.M. FOR SAME DAY PROCESSING.
Please send the official sealed
envelope (containing all the required documents) together with
our Service Order Form, copy
of the filled out DSP-11 form*, copy of the Letter of Authorization,
copy of the travel
itinerary and
payment (Money Order, Company Check,
Cashier’s Check, American Express, Visa or MasterCard) by
FedEx OR UPS to:
TRAVEL THE WORLD VISAS, INC.
1930
18TH STREET NW, UNIT #1
WASHINGTON DC 20009
TOLL-FREE:
1-866–886-8472
LOCAL TEL:
202-223-8822
FAX:
530-579-3315
*Must
be attached to the outside of the official sealed envelope.
Important
information:
The government rules require the sealed envelope to be submitted
to the Passport Agency within 5 business days from the
day it was officially stamped and sealed by the clerk of the
Post Office or Courthouse.
Requirements and fees are subject to change without prior
notice. All fees are non-refundable, if your application was
denied by the consulate or the Passport Agency, or if you
withdraw your application that has already been submitted to the
consulate or Passport Agency.
Travel the World Visas acts only as an agent, and accepts no
responsibility for the services of any Travel Agent, Consulate,
Passport Agency or Embassy in connection with the granting of
visas, nor for any delays, loss of passports occasioned by such
services or the U.S. Mail. Damage compensation is not
available.
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