1. What is the minimum age to apply for a passport in Missouri?

In Missouri, the minimum age to apply for a passport is 16 years old.

2. How do I renew a passport for a minor in Missouri?

To renew a passport for a minor in Missouri, you will need to fill out form DS-11 and provide evidence of the minor’s identity, such as a birth certificate or previous passport. You will also need to bring two identical passport photos of the minor and proof of parental relationship. The minor must be present for the application. All documents must be originals or certified copies. Both parents or guardians must appear in person with the minor and provide their consent in order for the passport to be issued.

3. Do I need parental consent to apply for a passport for a minor in Missouri?

Yes, you will need a signed parental consent form in order to apply for a passport for a minor in Missouri. Both parents or legal guardians must be present to provide signed consent for the passport application, or one parent must present evidence of sole custody of the child.

4. What documents are needed to apply for a passport for a minor in Missouri?

To apply for a passport for a minor in Missouri, the child and their parent, guardian, or custodian must appear in person at an authorized passport acceptance facility. The child will need to submit the following documents:

• A completed DS-11 passport application form (this form must be completed in black ink)

• Evidence of U.S. citizenship such as an original or certified copy of a birth certificate (with file date within one year of birth) or a Consular Report of Birth Abroad

• Proof of identity such as a valid driver’s license, certified copy of a state-issued ID card, or current government ID with a photo

• A photocopy of the evidence of U.S. citizenship and proof of identity (front and back of each document)

• Parental consent in the form of notarized statements or forms (e.g., DS-3053) from both parents if the child is under age 16

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5. What are the requirements for minors to obtain passports in Missouri?

Minors under the age of 16 must appear in person with both parents or legal guardians in order to apply for a passport. If only one parent is present, he or she must present proof of sole custody or notarized written consent from the other parent. Additionally, minors must bring proof of U.S. citizenship (e.g., birth certificate or Certificate of Naturalization) and a valid form of identification (e.g., driver’s license).

6. Is there an expedited process for obtaining a passport for minors in Missouri?

Yes, the U.S. Department of State offers an expedited service for minors in Missouri. The applicant must be under the age of 16. The application process is the same as for adults, but the application must be signed in front of a passport acceptance agent. An additional fee is required for expedited services.

7. Do I need to provide proof of parentage when applying for a passport for a minor in Missouri?

Yes. When applying for a passport for a minor in Missouri, you must provide proof of parentage, such as a birth certificate or other legal document.

8. Can I apply for a passport for my child in Missouri if I am not the legal guardian?

No, you cannot apply for a passport for a child in Missouri if you are not the legal guardian. The child’s legal guardian must present evidence of their legal guardianship when applying for the passport.

9. Are there any guidelines regarding passport photos for minors in Missouri?

Yes, the Missouri Department of Revenue has guidelines governing passport photos for minors. The picture should be 2×2 inches with a white or off-white background. The minor should have a neutral expression and both eyes must be open. The photo should be taken within six months of the passport application date. Hair should be off of the face and ears. Hats, caps, or headgear are not allowed except for religious reasons. All other facial features must be clearly visible.

10. Is there any fee involved in applying for a passport for a minor in Missouri?

Yes, there is a fee involved in applying for a passport for a minor in Missouri. The fee is $105 for an application fee plus an additional $35 for the execution fee.

11. Does my child need to have his/her own Social Security Number to apply for a passport in Missouri?

Yes, your child must have his or her own Social Security Number to apply for a passport in Missouri.

12. Is there an additional fee if I need to expedite the process of obtaining a passport for my child in Missouri?

Yes, if you need to expedite the process of obtaining a passport for your child in Missouri, there is an additional fee that must be paid. The fee varies depending on the type of passport and how quickly you need it.

13. How can I change the name on my child’s passport if it was issued in Missouri?

To change the name on a child’s passport issued in Missouri, you will need to submit a completed passport amendment application along with a certified copy of the legal document that proves the name change (such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, adoption record, or court order). You will also need to provide your child’s old passport and two recent passport photos. All of these documents should be sent to the Passport Services office in Jefferson City, Missouri.

14. Who should sign the application form when applying for a passport for my child in Missouri?

The passport application must be signed by the child’s parent or legal guardian.

15. How long does it take to obtain a passport for minors in Missouri?

It typically takes 4 to 6 weeks for a passport for minors in Missouri to be processed. However, you may be able to receive it sooner than that if you submit an expedited application.

16. Are there any restrictions on travelling abroad with minors who have passports issued in Missouri?

Yes. When travelling abroad with minors, travelers with Missouri-issued passports should check with individual countries to find out their entry requirements for children. In addition, all travelers must comply with all U.S. government requirements for international travel, including having a valid passport and any required visas. All minors under the age of 18 are required to have written consent from both parents in order to travel abroad. Additionally, if only one parent is travelling with the minor, the other parent must provide notarized written permission for the trip.

17. Does Missouri allow dual citizenship when applying for passports for minors?

Yes, Missouri allows dual citizenship when applying for passports for minors.

18. How can I get my child’s existing passport replaced with one issued from Missouri?

To replace a child’s existing passport issued from Missouri, the child and one parent must appear in person to a passport acceptance agent. The parent and child must bring the old passport and a completed DS-11 passport application. The parent must also provide evidence of their relationship to the child (birth certificate or adoption decree) and valid photo identification. Additionally, the parent must provide a photocopy of their valid photo ID. The application fee and execution fee must also be provided.

19. What information do I need to provide when applying for a passport card for a minor in Missouri?

When applying for a passport card for a minor in Missouri, you will need to provide proof of the minor’s U.S. citizenship, such as a certified birth certificate with a raised seal; a valid form of identification for the minor, such as a driver’s license; two identical passport photos of the minor; a completed DS-11 passport application (for minors under the age of 16); and proof of parental relationship to the minor. The parent or legal guardian must also provide valid identification and sign the application in the presence of an authorized acceptance agent.

20. Can I submit an application form and documents online when applying for a passport for my child in Missouri?

No, you cannot submit an application form and documents online when applying for a passport for your child in Missouri. You must submit the application form and documents in person at an authorized passport acceptance facility or passport agency.