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

A Passport Card is an identification document issued by the U.S. government, which is valid only for travel to and from the U.S. and its territories by land or sea. It does not allow for international air travel. A Passport Book is a document that allows for travel to and from any country, as well as international air travel. It is a more comprehensive document that contains more information than a Passport Card.

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

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

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

Yes, a US passport card is accepted as valid proof of citizenship in Vermont.

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

For a first-time adult applicant, the fee for a passport book is $110 and the fee for a passport card is $30. For applicants under age 16, the fee for a passport book is $80 and the fee for a passport card is $15. The fee for a passport card renewal is $30.

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

The Vermont Department of State states that Passport Cards are valid for 10 years.

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

Passport books issued to adults are valid for 10 years, while those issued to children under the age of 16 are valid for 5 years.

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

Yes, applicants must be at least 16 years of age or older to apply for a passport book or card. Applicants under the age of 16 must apply in person with both parents or legal guardians present.

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

Yes, a passport card or book can be used as a form of photo identification in Vermont.

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

Yes, both the Passport Card and the Book are accepted for international travel from Vermont.

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

A background check is not required for obtaining a passport card or book in Vermont. However, applicants must provide proof of U.S. citizenship (such as a birth certificate) and valid identification (such as a driver’s license) to apply for a passport card or book.

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

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

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

In order to apply for a passport book or card in Vermont, you will need to provide proof of United States citizenship, such as a birth certificate, naturalization certificate, or Certificate of Citizenship; valid photo identification, such as a driver’s license; a passport photo; and payment of the applicable fee. You may also need to provide additional documents, such as a marriage certificate or court order if your name has changed since the original document was issued. Finally, if you are under 16 years of age, you will need parental consent.

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

No, there are no additional fees required to renew a passport card or book in Vermont. However, there is a fee for expedited services, such as if you need your passport card or book in a hurry.

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

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

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

No, only the passport book can be used to apply for jobs in Vermont. The passport card cannot be used for this purpose.

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

Yes, a valid passport or other approved form of identification (such as a birth certificate or Social Security card) must be presented when applying for a driver’s license in Vermont.

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

No, a passport card or book cannot be used as proof of residence in Vermont. Acceptable forms of proof of residence include any document issued by the Vermont Department of Motor Vehicles, driver’s license, voter registration card, utility bill, or other official document that shows your name and Vermont address.

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

Yes. Passport cards and books are generally accepted as valid identification for domestic travel within the United States, however they are not valid for international travel outside of the United States. Within Vermont, passport cards and books can be used for identification purposes at airports, federal buildings, and most other government institutions. They cannot be used to obtain a driver’s license or other state-issued identifications.

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

Yes, a passport card or book can be used to register to vote in Vermont.

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

No, Vermont does not have any special requirements for passport cards and books issued within its borders. All passport applicants residing in the United States must meet the same criteria to obtain a passport card or book.