1. What is the difference between a Passport Card and a Book in Arizona?

A Passport Card is a wallet-sized identification card that is issued as an alternative to a passport book and is only valid for travel between the United States, Mexico, Canada, and the Caribbean. It cannot be used for international air travel. A Passport Book is a full passport that includes all the pages and is valid for all types of international travel, including air travel.

2. Does Arizona accept both Passport Cards and Books as valid forms of identification?

Yes, Arizona accepts both Passport Cards and Passport Books as valid forms of identification.

3. Is a Passport Card accepted as valid proof of citizenship in Arizona?

A Passport Card is not accepted as valid proof of citizenship in Arizona. However, a valid U.S. passport book or other acceptable forms of proof of U.S. citizenship are accepted, such as a birth certificate or naturalization certificate.

4. What are the fees associated with obtaining a Passport Card or Book in Arizona?

The fee for a U.S. passport book is $110 for applicants age 16 and older, and $80 for applicants under age 16. The fee for a U.S. passport card is $30 for applicants age 16 and older, and $15 for applicants under age 16. Applicants must also pay a separate $35 execution fee in addition to the passport fees.

5. How long is a Passport Card valid for in Arizona?

A Passport Card issued by the U.S. Department of State is valid for 10 years from the date of issue for Arizona residents.

6. How long is a Passport Book valid for in Arizona?

In Arizona, a passport book is valid for 10 years from the date of issue for adults and 5 years for minors age 15 and under.

7. Are there age restrictions for obtaining a Passport Card or Book in Arizona?

Yes. To obtain a Passport Card or Book in Arizona, applicants must be at least 16 years old.

8. Can a Passport Card or Book be used as a form of photo identification in Arizona?

Yes, both a Passport Card and Passport Book can be used as a form of photo identification in Arizona.

9. Are both the Passport Card and the Book accepted for international travel from Arizona?

Yes, both the passport card and the book are accepted for international travel from Arizona.

10. Is a background check required for obtaining a Passport Card or Book in Arizona?

Yes, a background check is required for obtaining a passport card or book in Arizona. All applicants must provide proof of identity and U.S. citizenship, such as a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or certificate of citizenship. Applicants may also be required to submit additional documents and pass a background check.

11. Is a passport card or book required to enter the US from Arizona?

Yes, a passport card or book is required to enter the US from Arizona.

12. What documents are needed to apply for a passport card or book in Arizona?

In Arizona, the documents needed to apply for a passport card or book include proof of U.S. citizenship (original or certified copy of birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or consular report of birth abroad), photo identification (valid driver’s license, government-issued ID, etc.), a passport application form, two recent and identical passport photos, and payment for the processing fees.

13. Are additional fees required to renew a passport card or book in Arizona?

Yes, additional fees are required to renew a passport card or book in Arizona. The cost to renew a passport card is $30, while the cost to renew a passport book is $110.

14. Are passport cards or books accepted as valid forms of identification in all of Arizona’s counties?

Yes, passport cards or books are accepted as valid forms of identification in all of Arizona’s counties.

15. Can both the passport card and the book be used to apply for jobs in Arizona?

Yes, both the passport card and the book can be used to apply for jobs in Arizona.

16. Is it necessary to present a passport card or book when applying for driver’s licenses in Arizona?

It is necessary to present a valid U.S. federal or state-issued photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport, or passport card when applying for driver’s licenses in Arizona.

17. Can a passport card or book be used as proof of residence in Arizona?

No. Passport cards and books do not meet the proof of residence requirements in Arizona. Acceptable forms of proof of residence in Arizona include an Arizona driver’s license, tax return, utility bill, or other government-issued document.

18. Are there any restrictions on where passport cards and books can be used within Arizona?

Yes. Passport cards and books are only valid for entry into the United States at land or sea border crossings. They are not valid for air travel. Additionally, passport cards and books cannot be used for identification purposes or to receive government benefits within Arizona.

19. Can a passport card or book be used to register to vote in Arizona?

No, a passport is not an accepted form of identification when registering to vote in Arizona. Accepted forms of ID include a driver’s license, tribal enrollment card, or other government-issued ID card.

20. Does Arizona have any special requirements for passport cards and books issued within its borders?

Yes, Arizona has specific requirements for passport books and cards issued within its borders. All applicants must present proof of U.S. citizenship or legal permanent resident status, as well as valid photo ID such as a driver’s license, state ID card or military ID. They also must provide two identical passport photos, either color or black and white, taken within the last six months. Additionally, applicants must provide evidence of their Social Security number.