Requirements for Replacing a Damaged Passport
When applying for a damaged passport replacement, you need to submit the following documents and meet these requirements:
Replace Your Passpors
In As Little As 3 Days.
If your passport is still valid but has been damaged, you’ll need to apply for a damaged passport replacement. Once a passport is damaged, it loses its validity as an official document, so you’ll need to provide additional identification, such as a certified birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or an older passport in good condition.
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Additional Government Passport Fee Applicable
Government Passport Fees
A fee of $211.36 should be paid by personal check or money order, made out to the "U.S. Department of State," and included in the sealed envelope. An additional $35 fee is paid separately to the acceptance agent.
Important Payment Instructions:
- Write the applicant's date of birth in the memo section of your check or money order.
- Ensure the check or money order is clearly written. If using a money order, also include your name, address, and date of birth.
- Avoid illegible writing, abbreviations, corrections, starter checks, or postdated checks, as these will be rejected and may delay processing by four days.
- For personal checks, ensure your name and address are printed on the check.
If applying for a passport card as well, add $30 to the government fee.
Finally, make a copy of your completed check and place it loosely in your shipping envelope.
Damaged Passport
If your passport is damaged, it’s essential to replace it as soon as possible to avoid travel delays. At Jet Passports, we streamline the process of obtaining a new passport after damage, ensuring you receive a replacement quickly. Our experienced team offers personalized support throughout, making the entire process hassle-free and efficient, so you can get back to your travel plans with confidence.
Damaged Passport
Quick and efficient passport replacement for damaged passports.
Who It's For
U.S. citizens with a damaged passport in need of a replacement.Processing Time
Standard: 6-8 weeks. Expedited: As little as 3 Days.Cost
Starting from $299, with additional fees for expedited services.
1. How can I apply for a new passport?
You can apply for a new passport by completing form DS-11, providing proof of citizenship, identification, and a passport photo, and submitting them in person at a passport acceptance facility.
2. What is the difference between a passport book and a passport card?
A passport book is valid for all international travel, while a passport card is only valid for land and sea travel to Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda.
3. How do I track my passport application status?
You can track your application status online through the U.S. State Department’s website by entering your application details or by contacting their customer service.
4. Do minors require a passport to travel internationally?
Yes, all minors, regardless of age, require a passport to travel internationally. The application must include parental consent and proof of relationship.
5. How soon can I get my passport with expedited services?
Expedited services can process passports in as little as 24 hours through private agencies or 5-7 business days through the State Department with proof of urgent travel.
6. What documents are needed for expedited processing?
You will need the completed application, proof of citizenship, ID, a passport photo, and proof of urgent travel, such as an itinerary or medical emergency documentation.
7. Can expedited services be used for a lost or stolen passport?
Yes, expedited services are available for replacing lost or stolen passports. You will need to complete the DS-64 form in addition to the DS-11 application form.
8. Are expedited passport services available for minors?
Yes, minors can use expedited passport services with parental or guardian consent. Both parents must typically be present for the application.