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Based on the information provided, you need to complete a DS-11 and a DS-64. Please see the Local Information section to determine if you are required to submit an online form or a handwritten form.
Please Note: Some embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services require a complete Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) with a Minor or Youth passport application.
Step One: Complete the form, linked above.
Step Two: Print it out, but do not sign it.
Step Three: Complete the DS-64, print, and sign it.
Step Four: Provide proof of parental relationship.
Please note: Some documents, like a U.S. birth certificate, show both U.S. citizenship and parental relationship. These documents must be originals or certified copies (not photocopies).
Step Five: Provide Evidence of U.S. Citizenship (Original or Certified copies):
You must submit one of the following. Your evidence must be an original or certified copy. Photocopies and notarized copies are not acceptable.
If you cannot submit one of the above acceptable documents, or for more information, please see Citizenship Evidence.
Step Six: Bring a photocopy (front and back) of the Citizenship Evidence document (to leave at the Mission).
Step Seven: Present ID.
You must present one of the following identification documents (IDs) to the acceptance agent. The ID must readily identify you.
If you cannot present one of the IDs above, or for more information, please see Identification.
Please note:
Step Eight: Bring a Photocopy of ID.
Submit a photocopy of the front and back of each ID that you present when you apply.
Step Nine: Provide a photo.
Attach one photo to your application. To avoid processing delays, be sure your photo meets all the photo requirements.
Please note: Photo requirements for a U.S. passport may differ from passport photo requirements of other countries.
Step Ten: Report your passport lost or stolen
Step Eleven: If your passport is damaged, prepare a signed statement explaining the damaged or mutilated condition of your passport book and/or card.
Step Twelve: View local information below to determine fees and payment process.
Step Thirteen: Set an Appointment.
Parental Consent: If one parent/guardian cannot go with the child to apply for the passport, they can give permission by completing Form DS-3053 “Statement of Consent.” You must submit the completed form with the child’s passport application. The parent that cannot go with the child must:
If there are special circumstances, and the parent cannot obtain the DS-3053 because you cannot locate the other parent, please complete a DS-5525 “Statement of Exigent/Special Family Circumstances”.
Parental Awareness: If A legal parent or legal guardian cannot appear with you in person when you apply for your passport:
Submit a photocopy of the front and back of each ID that you present when you apply.
Be sure to view local information below to determine fees and payment process and additional requirements.
Product | Application Fee | Execution (Acceptance) Fee |
Passport Book – 16-17 years old | $130 | $35 |
Passport Card – 16-17 years old | $30 | $35 |
Passport Book & Card – 16-17 years old | $160 | $35 |
Passport Book – Under 16 years old | $100 | $35 |
Passport Card – Under 16 years old | $15 | $35 |
Passport Book & Card – Under 16 years old | $115 | $35 |
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