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Form DS-11 Application for US Passport - which address to put?

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Hey guys,

My wife and I are working on getting our son a US Passport. We have a passport appointment for him in a week, but we will be moving from our current address at the end of June, and doubt that his passport will be ready by then.

 

Does the address on DS-11 for the applicant have to match the ID documents the parents provide to identify themselves?  For us, these would be my US Passport and her Permanent Resident card. Or can we list the new address on the DS-11 and avoid the hassle of having to forward the US Passport from our old to our new address months later?

 

Thanks!

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18 hours ago, Bjh said:

Hey guys,

My wife and I are working on getting our son a US Passport. We have a passport appointment for him in a week, but we will be moving from our current address at the end of June, and doubt that his passport will be ready by then.

 

Does the address on DS-11 for the applicant have to match the ID documents the parents provide to identify themselves?  For us, these would be my US Passport and her Permanent Resident card. Or can we list the new address on the DS-11 and avoid the hassle of having to forward the US Passport from our old to our new address months later?

 

Thanks!

it doesn't have to match with the ID, but you should put the current address,

required photo ID only to see that u have ID or you are possessing the ID. 

acceptance facility will ask you if in the application is current address, 

 

well, it seems u wanna gamble with ur situation (ur address) by putting that's not current. 

but getting passport take time,

 

and also, if ur not in hurry to get the passport, why dont you wait until u move in. 

anyway, the decision is in yours,  

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