Secondary Passport

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What is a secondary passport?

A second passport is a limited validity 4 year passport issued to US citizens who require 2 passport for a copul of reasons. A second passport will have a new passport number, issue date, and expiration date. Your passport stamps from past traveled countries are not accepted in upcoming travel countries.


How do you qualify for a second passport?

How to Apply for a Second Passport

  1. Compled Application From DS-82.
  2. Provide Social Security Number.
  3. Submit Second Passport Request Letter.
  4. Provide a Written Statement from Your Employer, If Applicable.
  5. Submit Evidence Of  U.S. Citizenship and Identity.
  6. One recent passport photo.
  7. Payment for passport fees.

How do I apply for a second passport for dual citizenship?

How can I get a second passport and foreign citizenship?
  1. Through ancestry, by proving your lineage to ancestors from certain countries.
  2. Through naturalization, by gaining residency and living in certain countries for a period of time.




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