If your valid U.S. passport has been lost or stolen, you’ll need to report it and apply for a replacement passport. A lost or stolen passport cannot be renewed.
Can I use my passport if I find it later?
No. Once a passport has been reported lost or stolen, it is permanently canceled and cannot be used for international travel.
Do I need to appear in person?
Yes. A replacement for a lost or stolen passport is processed as a new passport application and requires an appointment with a Passport Acceptance Agent.
This service is for individuals whose valid U.S. passport has been lost or stolen and must be replaced.
A lost or stolen passport cannot be renewed. You must report the missing passport and apply for a replacement passport using the new passport application process.
Provide one of the following:
If you need a certified birth certificate or other vital record, you may obtain one from the state where you were born.
Provide one of the following:
If you do not have primary identification, supplemental identification documents may be required.
You must provide:
Passport photos are available at many FedEx Office, Walgreens, CVS, UPS Store, and local passport photo locations.
Complete:
Form DS-64 – Statement Regarding a Lost or Stolen Passport
This form officially reports your passport as lost or stolen and permanently invalidates the passport.
Complete:
Form DS-11 – Application for a U.S. Passport
Do not sign the application until instructed by the Passport Acceptance Agent.
Make your check or money order payable to:
U.S. Department of State
The $212.05 includes:
In addition, the Passport Acceptance Agent will collect a separate:
Execution Fee: $35.00
48HourPassport Service Fee: $399
48HourPassport Service Fee: $299
All Lost or Stolen Passport applicants must appear in person before a Passport Acceptance Agent.
The Acceptance Agent will:
Passport Acceptance Agents can be found at:
After your Passport Acceptance Appointment, ship your sealed application package according to the instructions provided by 48HourPassport.com.
Do not open the sealed envelope provided by the Passport Acceptance Agent.