Submit a Statement of Consent: Form DS-3053. The parent that cannot apply with the child must: Sign and date Form DS-3053 in front of a certified notary public, and. Submit a photocopy of the photo ID provided to the notary public.
Corrections made with white-out, crossing out the incorrect information, writing the correction on top of the error, etc., are not acceptable.
To correct a data or printing error, submit the following by mail: Form DS-5504 (find mailing instructions on the form) Your current passport. One color photo. Evidence of the error (e.g. your U.S. birth certificate showing the correct spelling of your last name). You will not have to submit any fees.
Entry of applicants into the Passport Office is not prohibited to make any correction in their documents or to get any updates. If any correction is needed after submission of the application, applicant can visit enquiry counter in the RPO concerned either by scheduling an appointment online or walk-in.
To correct a data or printing error, submit the following by mail: Form DS-5504 (find mailing instructions on the form) Your current passport. One color photo. Evidence of the error (e.g. your U.S. birth certificate showing the correct spelling of your last name). You will not have to submit any fees.
If you make a mistake, cross it out. Don't use correction fluid. If you make more than 3 mistakes on any line or don't provide a clear signature in sections 6 or 9, you will need to fill out a new form.
The DS-60 form, 'Affidavit Regarding a Change of Name,' is used to provide evidence and affirmation of a name change for individuals applying for a U.S. passport when the name change is not due to marriage or a court order.
To correct or change your name on your passport through the online application process, follow these steps: Step 1: Go to the official Passport Seva portal online. Step 2: Register and log in using your credentials. Step 3: Select "Apply for Fresh Passport or Re-issue of Passport" from the given list of options.
A letter of consent, preferably in English and notarized, from the other parent or signed by both custodial parents. The letter should say: "I acknowledge that my child is traveling outside the country with the name of the adult with my permission."