US Passport Application
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Its probably more applicable to non-citizen US nationals i.e. American Samoa and Swains Island.
http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_781.html
I never filled that box on my application, but as previously noted, your A# is included on your natz certificate, so I guess the people processing your application could find it pretty easily.
Graham
http://travel.state.gov/law/citizenship/citizenship_781.html
I never filled that box on my application, but as previously noted, your A# is included on your natz certificate, so I guess the people processing your application could find it pretty easily.
Graham
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When I applied for my passport five months ago, I did not put the A number on it.
CroATM: It depends, my took seven days. I've heard some people say it took 10 days to show up and some say it showed up 2 days before they actually received the passport.
CroATM: It depends, my took seven days. I've heard some people say it took 10 days to show up and some say it showed up 2 days before they actually received the passport.
CroATM said:7 days? Wow!I guess, I could be getting the passport almost quicker than it shows up in their system.
I sent the application out on Monday - hoping to get the passport towards the end of next week....realistic?
I sent the application last Friday(01/26, expedited) and the status still does not showup in the system.
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CroATM said:7 days? Wow!
I sent the application out on Monday - hoping to get the passport towards the end of next week....realistic?
It's possible to get by the end of next week, Monday Feb. 5 at the latest.
I assumed we were supposed to put our A#s on our PP apps. I also assumed that "if applicable" meant "put it there if you are naturalized (i.e., you have an A#) and don't put it there if you are native born (i.e. you never had an A#)".
We've done 3 pp apps, all expedited. They ranged from 7 days to 2 weeks.
We've done 3 pp apps, all expedited. They ranged from 7 days to 2 weeks.
I assumed the same, i.e. if you have an A# write it down. Anyway, as someone mentioned, the A# is on the naturalization certificate, so they can collect this information themselves and that is why most likely nobody has had an issue either by writing the number down or not writing it.
My passport status appeared today (Friday)...same expected date as MasterUSA's...
See note below...
U.S. Passport Application Status
Thank you for submitting your passport application!
Your passport application locator number is xxxxxxxxxx.
When you applied, you requested Expedite Service and Routine Delivery of your passport. Passport Agencies use Priority Mail.
This means you should receive your passport on or about 02/07/2007.
If your travel plans change and you need your passport sooner, please contact the National Passport Information Center.
See note below...
U.S. Passport Application Status
Thank you for submitting your passport application!
Your passport application locator number is xxxxxxxxxx.
When you applied, you requested Expedite Service and Routine Delivery of your passport. Passport Agencies use Priority Mail.
This means you should receive your passport on or about 02/07/2007.
If your travel plans change and you need your passport sooner, please contact the National Passport Information Center.
Passort application for the whole family
Can my wife, me and our two minor children apply at the same time? I understand that the parents' naturalization certificates need to be submitted with the childrens' applications too and I'm not sure if they can process the whole family together. Thank you for your advice!
Can my wife, me and our two minor children apply at the same time? I understand that the parents' naturalization certificates need to be submitted with the childrens' applications too and I'm not sure if they can process the whole family together. Thank you for your advice!
As far as I know, no. My wife was naturalized before me, and my daughter was to travel before either of us. So we used my wife's Natz cert for my daughter's PP, then for her PP. Later I got mine.
Two post offices told us that we could not "double up" and apply for two passports with a single certificate. The rules might be different at one of the "passport agencies" that the State Dept maintains (but, since the nearest is a 4-5 hour drive away, that wasn't really an option).
Two post offices told us that we could not "double up" and apply for two passports with a single certificate. The rules might be different at one of the "passport agencies" that the State Dept maintains (but, since the nearest is a 4-5 hour drive away, that wasn't really an option).