| Replacing a Mutilated/Damaged Passport
It is difficult for our office to advise you about using your mutilated/damaged passport without actually seeing its condition. Immigration officials around the world will be more likely to scrutinize a damaged passport.
If you believe that you may encounter difficulties due to the condition of your passport, please submit the following items for a replacement passport:
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Form DS-11, Application for a U.S. Passport. When completing a passport application, please include the city in the "Place of Birth" section. For persons born in the U.S., list the city and state of birth. For persons born outside the U.S., include the city and country of birth. Also, make sure to include your SSN. Please contact the Social Security Administration in Manila FBU.Manila@ssa.gov for any inquiries about your SSN.
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Current passport
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When you come in, we will ask you to make an AFFIDAVIT documenting the circumstances of the mutilation.
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Children Age Under the Age of 16: The State Department requires the consent of both parents for the issuance of a U.S. passport to U.S. citizens age 15 and younger. There are several special requirements. Please carefully review the information on this web site before you apply for a passport for a child age 15 and younger.
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Application Fee
$85.00 (under Age 16), $100.00 (Age 16 and above) in dollars or in won. You can pay the fee in U.S. Dollars, Korean Won or credit cards.
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One passport photograph
For American Citizen Services (ACS) inquiries, please e-mail us at seoulinfo@state.gov.
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Updated: Ocotber 22, 2009
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