Child Passport
Regardless of age, everyone traveling internationally must have a valid passport. Those under 16 years of age are considered a minor and will need to apply for a new passport, also called a child passport, or minor’s passport. A passport issued to a minor is not eligible for renewal and is only valid for 5 years. Children under 16 whose current passports have expired or are near the expiration date must apply in person as if for the first time.
Acquiring or renewing a child's passport can be tough. To make it through the process without a hitch, it is important to pay close attention to detail.
After downloading and printing, you can fill in the application offline. Applicants should write legibly in black ink. If the agent has difficulty reading what you wrote, it can lead to errors in the new passport. The application should not be signed until an acceptance agent asks you to do so.
Print the form once you have completed it online.
Child's proof of U.S. citizenship
Proof of identity of parents/guardians
Parents' or guardians' proof of relationship to child
Photocopy of identification documents
One passport photograph
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Our price does not include the government application fee paid to the Department of State.
Bounce Passport and Visa is a Passport Courier Service. We charge an additional fee to hand-carry passport applications to the Passport Agency for people who value their time and do not want to do it themselves. You can drop-off and pick-up your new passport at our Houston Midtown Office and never stand in line.
If you do not need our service, you can apply directly with US Department of State.
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