INFO FOR JUST MARRIED LADIES...
i FOUND THIS INFO IF U NEED TO CHANGE YOUR PASSPORT:
Can u renew by mail?
Already have a passport that is not damaged; and
Received it within the past 15 years; and
Were at least age 16 when it was issued; and
Still have the same name as in passport (or you can legally document your name change).
NOTES:
Passports renewed by mail in the U.S. may only be mailed to U.S. and Canadian addresses.
If you mutilate or alter your U.S. passport, you may invalidate it and risk possible prosecution under the law (Section 1543 of Title 22 of the U.S. Code).
If your passport has been mutilated, altered or damaged , you cannot apply by mail. You must apply in person. ( See How to Apply in Person .)
If you can, then How Do You Renew Your Passport By Mail?
1. Complete Application For Passport By Mail , form DS-82
Click here to download the DS-82 Application form .
Be sure to sign and date your application.
2. Attach to it:
Your most recent passport
Two identical passport photographs
And, a $67 fee payable to the U.S. Department of State.
If you need your passport urgently, you may request Expedited Service. ( Click here for information about Expedited Service .)
NOTE: Your previous passport will be returned to you with your new passport.
NOTE: If you travel extensively, you may request a larger, 48-page passport at no additional cost. To do so, please attach a signed request for a 48-page passport to your application
3. If your name has changed since your passport was issued:
Enclose a certified copy of the legal document specifying your name change (e.g. marriage certificate, divorce decree, adoption decree, or court order).
No photocopies accepted.
NOTE: If your name has changed by other means, you must apply in person. (See How to Apply in Person .)
4 . Mail in a padded envelope to:
National Passport Center
P.O. Box 371971
Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7971
Can u renew by mail?
Already have a passport that is not damaged; and
Received it within the past 15 years; and
Were at least age 16 when it was issued; and
Still have the same name as in passport (or you can legally document your name change).
NOTES:
Passports renewed by mail in the U.S. may only be mailed to U.S. and Canadian addresses.
If you mutilate or alter your U.S. passport, you may invalidate it and risk possible prosecution under the law (Section 1543 of Title 22 of the U.S. Code).
If your passport has been mutilated, altered or damaged , you cannot apply by mail. You must apply in person. ( See How to Apply in Person .)
If you can, then How Do You Renew Your Passport By Mail?
1. Complete Application For Passport By Mail , form DS-82
Click here to download the DS-82 Application form .
Be sure to sign and date your application.
2. Attach to it:
Your most recent passport
Two identical passport photographs
And, a $67 fee payable to the U.S. Department of State.
If you need your passport urgently, you may request Expedited Service. ( Click here for information about Expedited Service .)
NOTE: Your previous passport will be returned to you with your new passport.
NOTE: If you travel extensively, you may request a larger, 48-page passport at no additional cost. To do so, please attach a signed request for a 48-page passport to your application
3. If your name has changed since your passport was issued:
Enclose a certified copy of the legal document specifying your name change (e.g. marriage certificate, divorce decree, adoption decree, or court order).
No photocopies accepted.
NOTE: If your name has changed by other means, you must apply in person. (See How to Apply in Person .)
4 . Mail in a padded envelope to:
National Passport Center
P.O. Box 371971
Pittsburgh, PA 15250-7971
