Passport Application Proof Requirements

Hi Sharon! Thank you for sharing more about your situation. Can you please tell me what state you reside in?

Hi Sharon, thank you for sharing more about your situation. Since you reside in Georgia, I'd like to clarify one thing to help me better understand your situation. Can you please confirm whether you've already submitted your passport application and received the letter requesting proof of citizenship, or if you're still in the process of gathering the necessary documents?

Hi Sharon! Thank you for sharing more about your situation. I understand that you've applied for a passport, submitted your legal birth certificate as proof, but received a letter stating that the birth certificate is delayed and you need to provide proof of citizenship.
Can you tell me what steps you've taken so far to address this issue, and have you contacted the National Passport Administration or your local passport acceptance facility for guidance?

Hi Sharon, thank you for sharing more about your situation. It sounds like you're having some issues with your passport application in Georgia. Can you please tell me, have you received any specific instructions or guidance from the National Passport Administration or your local passport acceptance facility regarding what types of documents they're looking for as proof of citizenship?

Hi Sharon, thank you for sharing more about your situation. I understand that you're experiencing some challenges with your passport application in Georgia.
Can you please clarify what you mean by "My hospital records early school records"? Are these documents that you're planning to use as proof of citizenship, or are they related to your birth certificate being delayed?

Hi Sharon, I hope this conversation helps clarify things for you. Based on your situation, I'd like to provide some general guidance on proof of citizenship requirements for passport applications in Georgia.
In the United States, a birth certificate is typically considered proof of citizenship. However, if your birth certificate is delayed or not available, you may need to provide alternative documents that establish your citizenship. Here are some examples of documents that may be acceptable as proof of citizenship:
• Early school records
• Hospital records
• Baptismal records
• Naturalization certificates
• Court records
• State or federal government records
It's essential to note that these documents must be original or certified copies, and they must be in English. You can find more information on the U.S. Department of State's website or by contacting the National Passport Information Center.
Since your hospital records are from an institution that no longer exists, it might be challenging to obtain these records. However, you can try contacting the Georgia Department of Public Health or the Vital Records office in Georgia to see if they can provide any assistance.

Hi Sharon, thank you for sharing more about your situation. Based on your location in Georgia and the information you've provided, I'd like to ask one more question to help me better understand your situation. Can you please confirm if you have any other documents that can be used as proof of citizenship, such as social security records, military records, or any other government-issued documents?

Hi Sharon! Thank you for sharing your social security card information with me. Since you mentioned your social security card, I'd like to clarify whether you've considered using it as proof of citizenship for your passport application in Georgia.

Hi Sharon! I understand that you're having issues with your passport application in Georgia. Since you're looking for guidance on proof of citizenship requirements, I'd like to clarify one more thing.
Have you considered contacting the Georgia Department of State's Division of Vital Records to see if they can provide any assistance with obtaining the necessary documents or proof of citizenship for your passport application? They might be able to help you with the process or provide more information on what documents are acceptable as proof of citizenship in Georgia.

Hi Sharon, I understand your concern about the potential mix-up with another family's application. I'm here to help you with your passport application issues in Georgia. Given the situation, I'd like to ask, have you received any confirmation from the National Passport Administration or your local passport acceptance facility that your application is being processed separately from the other family's application?

Hi Sharon, it seems like there's been a mix-up with your passport application. Here are some steps you can take to address the issue:
- **Contact the National Passport Information Center**: Explain the situation and ask for confirmation that your application is being processed separately.
- **Visit or call your local passport acceptance facility**: Request an in-person appointment to sort out the confusion.
For immediate assistance, please call Law Leaders at *-*-LAW-Leaders (*-*).
Have you tried contacting either of these entities yet?

I'd like to help you clarify the situation and provide guidance on how to address the issue with your passport application in Georgia. Based on your conversation, it seems that your application was mixed up with another family's application from Pago Pago.

Hi Sharon, I understand that you're having some issues with your passport application and proof of citizenship in Georgia. Since you've already submitted your application and received a letter requesting proof of citizenship, I'd like to provide some general guidance on the requirements.
In the United States, a birth certificate is typically considered proof of citizenship. However, if your birth certificate is delayed or not available, you may need to provide alternative documents that establish your citizenship. The acceptable documents include:
• Early school records
• Hospital records
• Baptismal records
• Naturalization certificates
• Court records
• State or federal government records
These documents must be original or certified copies, and they must be in English. You can find more information on the U.S. Department of State's website or by contacting the National Passport Information Center.
Since your hospital records are from an institution that no longer exists, it might be challenging to obtain these records. However, you can try contacting the Georgia Department of Public Health or the Vital Records office in Georgia to see if they can provide any assistance.
Have you considered contacting the Georgia Department of State's Division of Vital Records to see if they can provide any assistance with obtaining the necessary documents or proof of citizenship for your passport application?