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- Lost Passport Overview
- Passport Replacement Requirements
- How to Apply for the New Passport Card
- Filing Fees for the U.S. Passport
- Renewing a U.S. Passport in Person or by Mail
- Replace a Lost or Stolen Passport by Request
- How to Complete Application Forms
- Where to Apply for an American Passport
- Special Requirements for Underage Applicants
- Urgent Passport Applications and Renewal Info
- Nationwide Designated Passport Application Facilities
- U.S. Passport Application Forms
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Why replace your lost passport?
If your
passport has been lost, stolen, altered, mutilated, damaged, or your name has
changed, you should request a new U.S. passport as soon as possible. Note that
individuals with altered or mutilated passport may risk prosecution under the
law: Section 1543 of Title 22 of the U.S. Code.
If you lost your passport, you have lost an official government document issued
by the United States Department of State. It certifies an individual's identity
and U.S. citizenship. A passport is an internationally recognized travel
document and it allows the passport holder to travel abroad and return to the
United States. A valid United States passport may be used to enter most foreign
countries.
IMPORTANT WARNING AND LEGAL DISCLAIMER
- USImmigration.com does not issue passports. Only the U.S. Department of State has the authority to issue United States passports.
- USImmigration.com does not submit applications on behalf of applicants.
- USImmigration.com publishes the "United States Passport Application and Renewal Guide".
The application guide describes how U.S. citizens can submit a
passport application on their own and how to replace lost passports without the
use of an agent or third party. The application guide is available for a fee. The purchase price of the U.S. Passport Application and Renewal Guide does NOT
include any government fees such as the Passport Application Fee and Execution
Fee. These are paid directly to the U.S. Department of State if the application
is filed with a Regional Passport Agency.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A FREE COPY OF THIS U.S. IMMIGRATION BOOK Our publications are available free of charge to any community organization or library located in the United States. Please contact us for more information.
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