can someone tell me who can sign passports?
105867
The person who's name and photo are on the passport must sign it.
789774
I believe the Passport Agency uses that block.  The types of passports are:\n\nRegular  (Blue in Color - used to be Green)\nDiplomatic (Black)\nOfficial (Red these are issued to mitary, government employees, congressmen, and some government contractors.  Diplomats sometimes use these when traveling to countries other than their posted countries).\n\nDP are (I believe) fee waived passports.  emergency travel for refugees, etc.\n\nHope that helps.
544098
ask for their greencard or visa or SS#
897467
I believe that is the way it is. for more info do contact:travel.state.gov/passport
572409
As of 1 June 2006, residents of Mumbai, India,Nigeria and surrounding countries are no longer allowed to apply for passports due to a major mix up with the Office of Immigration...The problem is expected to be resolved and back to mormal sometime within the near future...Yes I know it sucks and its not exactly the answer that you were hoping to hear/read, but thats whats going on at the current time with the Office of Immigration.. Sorry...(Frowning)
911952
I would contact the US Passport Agency on that one.  My initial thought would be for you to sign them with your name as the parent of a minor.  However, the rules could be different.  I would also suggest that whenever you travel with them, bring certified copies of each birth certificate.
776064
Yes, each person needs to have their own passport.
180665
I'd say you're better off looking through your passports.  It's not that likely that a government office would be willing to spend time looking up personal information.  And, even if they did, they'd likely charge you a fee.
635750
Have one drwn up and signed in front of a notary
952298
If you go to the World Fact Book (I.e. The CIA's view of the world!) and scroll down to 'Diplomatic representation in the US', they show both the main embassy and other consulates in the major cities. \nIf you contact the main embassy at the number given, they should be able to tell you which consulates can issue passports on surrender of the expired one. It may even be possible to do the whole thing by courier and save your friend the journey. \n\nhttps://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/pk.html
745998
Yes - you must have a valid Passport.
706877
I would take the view that any passport which I held would be none of their concern.  Not all UK citizens hold passports and it would be absurd for such persons to be discriminated against on those grounds.  However, it seems reasonable enough for someone registering for a course to show proof of identity, including proof of identity with a photograph of the individual concerned.  I would therefore take such proof along with me, leaving my passport at home, and I would kick up a fuss if they demanded a passport and make it clear that I proposed to write to my MP.  I would also hang on jealously to my proof of ID.
1094710
Tinkie Winkie, Dipsey, La La and Po\n\n\nko\nPLEASE DO NOT answer questions pretending that you know a definitive answer when you do not know the correct answer at all.\nAmericans DO NOT need passports to go to Canada.\nThank you.
316527
Any sign company should be able to tell you.\n\nOr, contact the local sport suppliers.
46962
PLEASE CONTACT THE PASSPORT OFFICE WHER YOU HAVE APPLIED.  THEY WILL GIVE YOU A SUITABLE REPLY.\n\n\nALL THE BEST.
986347
In the past few days they raised the ID requirements for leaving and entering the country.  I'm betting that everybody will need a passport.
280078
yes ,,you can use passport # or itin...look the rules maybe didn't change that much..the last years///i did it!!!!