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Can I use my bad condition birth certificate for passport? 2016-06-25 07:42:01 Post No.
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Can I use my bad condition birth certificate for passport?
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2016-06-25 07:42:01
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Got an appointment at my passport agency next week cause I'm traveling early June, so I need a passport ASAP. I lack a lot of the materials because the US is retarded as shit and make things complicated but most importantly my birth certificate is pretty worn, tares etc, but the pressed seal is still visible and in good condition
Any advice on all I should have when goin to get passport? I wanna make this a one time thing. And it's already $200 for the passport I don't wanna spend more
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bunp
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I don't even know why I'm posting:
travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/first-time.html
Learn to do the research yourself.
You do realize that you must renew your passport every 10 years right or face the entire process all over again.
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>>17291251
>You do realize that you must renew your passport every 10 years right or face the entire process all over again.
Not OP (obviously) but is that how it is in the US? Where I live, you can just renew it whenever, even if it's expired
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>>17291251
Already read that I was just wondering other people's experiences who also had items in bad condition
This page says nothing about the condition the items have to be in
>>17291254
US passports are retarded as fuck to get, but they're one of the best passports to have as you can enter almost all relevant countries with no VISA
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>>17291262
>they're one of the best passports to have as you can enter almost all relevant countries with no VISA
Same here. Over 170 countries, apparently, including basically the whole of the Western world
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>>17291251
>>17291254
Not entirely true. You'll need to do more than just renew, but much less than if you've never had one
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