Select your application: You must fill out the correct form by reading the following scenarios:
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| Form |
Used For |
| DS-11
Application for U.S. Passport |
- Applying for the first time.
- Children under 16 whether applying or renewing.
- Applicants applying for their first adult passport. Usually applicants between 16 & 25 years old, who’s current valid, or expired passport, was issued for a 5-year validity.
- Lost and stolen passport.
- Replacing a materially damaged passport.
- Anyone not eligible for Form DS-82
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| DS-82
Application for U.S. Passport |
- Renewing an adult’s 10-year validity passport that expired less than five years ago.
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| DS-5504
Application for U.S. Passport |
- Changing a name within one year of issuance.
- Correcting a passport error within one year of issuance.
- Replacing a Limited Validity passport within one year.
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| DS-64
Statement regarding a lost or Stolen
U.S. Passport Book and/or Card |
- To report a lost or stolen passport.
Both children and adult use this form.
This form is used in conjunction with DS-11 form |
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DS-3053
Issuance of a U.S. Passport to a minor under age 16
(Must be signed by a notary) |
- When a minor under the age of 16 applies for a passport and one of the minor’s parents (or both) is unavailable to at the time of the interview.
- This works as a statement of consent, and if not submitted, the minor may not be eligible to receive a U.S. passport.
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| DS-5525
Statement of exigent/special family circumstances for issuance of a U.S. Passport to a minor underage 16 |
- The use of this form is required when the applicant cannot obtain a notarized written consent from the minor’s parents/legal guardian.
- To explain the reason why the statement of consent cannot be obtained.
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