Here are the current expected timelines for a passport: Routine service: 6-8 weeks + mailing time. Expedited service (if you are traveling in less than 8 weeks): 2-3 weeks + mailing time.
Confirmed Passport Appointment. Minors applying for a passport should be accompanied by the parent/s or legal guardian. Duly-Accomplished Passport Application Form. Birth Certificate (BC) / Report of Birth (ROB) ... Proof of Current Philippine Citizenship. ID of either Parent or Legal Guardian. Supporting Documents.
You'll usually get your passport within 3 weeks.
How long does it take to get a passport? Standard processing is currently taking 4 - 6 weeks. Expedited processing is currently taking 2 - 3 weeks.
Routine or Expedited Options Routine Service: Averages 6-8 weeks processing time only, following the appointment. Expedited Service, for added fees (see section 6 below): Averages 2-3 weeks processing time only.
Urgent Travel in Less than 10 Weeks If you are traveling in less than 10 weeks, you must call the State Department Passport Agency to schedule an appointment: You can call 1-877-487-2778 (1-888-874-7793 TDD/TTY) to schedule an appointment.
A parent (preferably both) must be present and must sign the passport application. Follow the step-by-step process for children under 16 from the State Department to: Get a child passport application form. Learn what documents to submit that provide proof of U.S. citizenship and your relationship to your child.
Yes, as a single mother, you can apply for a passport for your child without the father's presence, but there are specific requirements you need to meet. Here's a general overview of the process: Form DS-11: You will need to fill out Form DS-11 for your child's passport application.