for damaged passports, you need to have it replaced. A particular form is needed for this.
To determine if your passport is damaged and needs replacement, check for any tears, water damage, or significant wear on the cover or pages. If you notice any of these issues, it is likely that your passport is damaged and should be replaced. It is important to have a valid and undamaged passport for travel purposes.
No, my passport has not been damaged by water.
No, it is not recommended to travel with a damaged passport as it may not be accepted by immigration authorities. It is best to get a new passport before traveling.
Yes, my passport has been water damaged and needs to be replaced.
A damaged passport may have torn or missing pages, water damage, a damaged cover, or illegible information.
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It is recommended to replace a damaged passport before traveling to avoid any issues at border control.
It is possible that a washed passport can be salvaged if the damage is not too severe. However, if the passport is damaged beyond recognition, it may need to be replaced.
Yes, traveling with a damaged passport can pose challenges such as being denied entry into a country or facing delays at immigration checkpoints. It is important to ensure your passport is in good condition before traveling.
Then you should go explain what happened and get a new one, Depending on how damaged it is.Added: In response to the additional posted discussion: It all depends on whether it is considered so damaged as to be unusable in the laminating process, or that the damage alters the image of the applicant to the point where they may not be recognizable. The decision is entirely up to the US Passport Office!
yes need to get a new one.