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WHAT SHOULD
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1. Proof of U.S. citizenship |
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A previous U.S. passport,
naturalization certificate, or a copy of a birth certificate are acceptable.
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A certified copy of a
birth certificate will be acceptable if it contains: |
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Full Name of Child |
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Date of Birth |
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Place of Birth |
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Date of registration |
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Signature of Registrar |
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Seal of Registrar's Office |
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If a birth certificate
is not available, secondary evidence may be submitted. School records,
baptismal certificates, and census reports which conatin information
regarding applicant's date and place of birth, are among the types
of records which may be used to establish proof of U.S. citizenship.
Affidavits of parents, doctors, and nurses attending birth, may also
be submitted along with other records for consideration. |
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2. Proof of Identity
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A picture ID, such as
a previous U.S. passport, a valid driver's license, a valid Military
ID card, a valid State ID card or a naturalization certificate are
acceptable proof of identity. Expired documents are not acceptable.
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3. Two Photographs |
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Two identical 2"x 2" photographs which have been taken within the past six months are required. They may be color or black and white. The photographs must be full frontal or whole face view and must have a white or off-white background. (Vending machine photos are not acceptable.) We do provide photography service at this time. |
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4. Required Fees |
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The required fees must
accompany the passport application. See the Fee
Schedule to determine what payment is due. |
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