I am in the US right now and my wallet and passport has been lost/stolen. I now need to replace ALL of my ID. Unfortunetly my Birth Certificate, SIN card and photo ID was in my wallet. I am applying for my birth certificate again and should have that in a few weeks. Then I will be filing for my passport. But to get my passport again I need to send documents to support identity which I no longer have (beccaaauuuuuse they were stolen...) So I have no photo ID, in the US and need my passport. What am I supposed to do to get my passport if I don't have anything but my birth certificate and no supporting photo ID?
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No supporting documents for my passport
- Thread starter jray84
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Concerned4us
Banned
Do you have an expired photo ID at home?
no I have nothing. The only ID I had was in my wallet at the time. I thought being in another country, it was best to keep it on me. Can't passport canada pull up my previous passport info and compare it to the new info I will send them? I will have to get two new passport photos made anyhow, can't they compare those photos and all my other info, (ie birth certificate, application, and ect) to the previous passport? I have tried contacting passport canada but havn't been able to talk to anyone as of yet. I have spoken only the closest consulate to me here in the US and she was not too much help. She only told me how to get my birth certificate back and didn't seem like she wanted to help me any further on getting my passport while still inside the US.
BernieGreiner
New Member
Following documents are very necessary for the passport:
1. Proof of address
2. Proof of Date of Birth
3. Citizenship Document
4. Identity Certificate
5. passport photos.
1. Proof of address
2. Proof of Date of Birth
3. Citizenship Document
4. Identity Certificate
5. passport photos.