1. What is the minimum age to apply for a passport in Nevada?
In Nevada, the minimum age to apply for a passport is 16.2. How do I renew a passport for a minor in Nevada?
To renew a passport for a minor in Nevada, both parents/guardians must appear with the minor at the time of application and present valid identification. The minor’s passport must also be present at the time of application. The parents/guardians must then complete Form DS-11 and submit it along with two passport photos, the expired passport, and the application fee.3. Do I need parental consent to apply for a passport for a minor in Nevada?
Yes, in Nevada, a parent or legal guardian must provide written consent for any minor (under the age of 18) applying for a passport. The parent or legal guardian must appear in person with the minor and must provide valid identification and proof of their relationship to the minor.4. What documents are needed to apply for a passport for a minor in Nevada?
In Nevada, minors (under the age of 16) must apply for a passport in person. The following documents are needed to apply for a passport for a minor:1. Completed and signed Form DS-11.
2. Proof of U.S. Citizenship, such as a certified birth certificate issued by the state or country of birth, a naturalization certificate or a certificate of citizenship.
3. Proof of identity, such as an expired U.S. passport, a valid driver’s license or a government-issued ID card with photograph and signature.
4. Parental/guardian identification (valid driver’s license, passport or other government-issued photo ID) and consent.
5. One passport-sized photograph that meets the U.S. State Department requirements.
6. Payment for the application fee and the execution fee (check or money order made payable to the Department of State).
7. A copy of the parents’ marriage certificate or proof of sole custody if only one parent is present at the time of application.
5. What are the requirements for minors to obtain passports in Nevada?
Minors aged under 16 must have written consent from both parents or legal guardians in order to obtain a passport in Nevada. Additionally, they must bring along the original or certified copies of parental identification to prove their identity. Minors aged 16-17 must bring a valid form of identification such as a driver’s license, birth certificate, or school ID and must also show written consent from both parents or legal guardians.6. Is there an expedited process for obtaining a passport for minors in Nevada?
Yes. The City of Las Vegas offers expedited passport services for minors with proof of travel. For more information, please visit the website of the US Department of State: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/requirements/minors.html7. Do I need to provide proof of parentage when applying for a passport for a minor in Nevada?
Yes, you must provide proof of parentage when applying for a passport for a minor in Nevada. This can include a birth certificate, or other government issued proof of identification.8. Can I apply for a passport for my child in Nevada if I am not the legal guardian?
No, you cannot apply for a passport for your child if you are not the legal guardian. You must be the legal guardian, or you must have written permission from the legal guardian in order to apply for a passport for your child.9. Are there any guidelines regarding passport photos for minors in Nevada?
Yes, the same passport photo guidelines for adults in Nevada apply to minors as well. The passport photo must be recent, taken within the last six months, and should be 2 inches by 2 inches. The photo must be in color, taken on a plain white or off-white background, and the minor must be facing forward with a neutral expression. The minor should have their eyes open and looking directly at the camera, and their hair should be pulled away from their face.10. Is there any fee involved in applying for a passport for a minor in Nevada?
Yes, there is a fee of $80 for a passport book and $15 for a passport card for a minor in Nevada. These fees are payable to the U.S. Department of State upon submitting the application.11. Does my child need to have his/her own Social Security Number to apply for a passport in Nevada?
Yes, your child will need to have their own Social Security Number to apply for a passport in Nevada.12. Is there an additional fee if I need to expedite the process of obtaining a passport for my child in Nevada?
Yes, there is an additional expedite fee of $60.13. How can I change the name on my child’s passport if it was issued in Nevada?
To change the name on a child’s passport issued in Nevada, you must submit a completed Form DS-5504, Application for a U.S. Passport: Name Change, Data Correction and Limited Passport Book Replacement, along with proof of the name change (i.e. a certified copy (not an original) of the legal document evidencing the name change) and the existing passport. You should mail or deliver this application and documentation to your nearest passport agency or acceptance facility. If your child is under 16 years of age, both parents must appear in person at the passport agency or acceptance facility to sign the application form and provide proof of their relationship to the child. Please visit https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/requirements/name-change.html for more information.14. Who should sign the application form when applying for a passport for my child in Nevada?
In Nevada, the application form for a passport for a child must be signed by both parents/guardians of the child. A notarized statement of consent from the non-applying parent or guardian is required if one parent/guardian is not able to sign. If a parent/guardian is deceased, the other parent/guardian must submit evidence of sole custody or proof of death.15. How long does it take to obtain a passport for minors in Nevada?
In Nevada, it typically takes 4-6 weeks for a minor to get a passport.16. Are there any restrictions on travelling abroad with minors who have passports issued in Nevada?
Yes. All minors must have a valid passport to depart the United States, however, additional documentation may be required for minors who are travelling alone or who are travelling with one parent or an adult other than their parent. For complete details and to determine if additional documentation is required for the country to which you are travelling, please contact the embassy or consulate of that country.17. Does Nevada allow dual citizenship when applying for passports for minors?
Yes, Nevada allows dual citizenship when applying for passports for minors.18. How can I get my child’s existing passport replaced with one issued from Nevada?
To replace an existing passport issued from another state, the child must apply for a new passport in person at a U.S. Department of State Passport Agency or one of the designated acceptance facilities in the state of Nevada. The minor should bring the following documents:1. Proof of U.S. Citizenship (original or certified copy of the child’s birth certificate, or previous U.S. passport).
2. Valid Photo Identification (Driver’s license, State ID, Passport Card)
3. Evidence of Parental Relationship (original or certified copy of the child’s birth certificate, or previous U.S. passport)
4. Signed Consent Form DS-3053 (if one parent cannot accompany the child for the application process).
5. Two identical passport photos taken within the last 6 months.
6. Application Form DS-11 (completed but not signed by child)
In addition to the documents listed above, a fee and proof of immediate travel may be required when applying for a passport replacement in person in Nevada.
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