We have been talking about getting a passport for the first time to get ready for international travel. Getting all of the documents together can be quite a headache. You have to fill out the application, prove your citizenship, prove your identification and provide a photo. Hopefully, these explanations will make this process easier for you.
For proof of citizenship, there are a couple of things that you could use to get a US passport. You could use your official birth certificate provided by the county in which you are born. If you don’t already have one, it is usually easy to get and a small fee of less than $20 is usually required. This is true with all applications for those who are born in America. If you were not born in the U.S., you can bring your certificate of citizenship or nationalization to testify that you are indeed an official resident of the United States. An expired passport of the United States can also be valid proof.
When applying for a passport, proof of identification can be in the form of a valid identification card with your recent photograph attached to it. Your driver’s license is one good example. A valid military or government ID with signature can also be accepted.
In order to meet the requirements for a recent photo to get a passport, you need to bring two photos that are completely identical and were just recently taken at least within five to six months. You have to surrender a 2×2 picture that was taken in front view with plain background. Clothing should be presentable and without any accessories like glasses or hats.
The completed application will be the passport application or form DS-11. Be sure that you have every entry filled out EXCEPT your signature. This is to be done in front of authorized personnel otherwise processing is not valid.
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