Lost U.S. Passport Application

Reporting a lost U.S. passport is a two-form process. DS-64 is the sworn statement that officially invalidates the missing book in the State Department's system — no one can use it for travel after that point. DS-11 (new-passport application) is what you file alongside it, in person, at an acceptance facility.

Use a Lost Passport Application if:

• Your most recent valid U.S. passport is lost (you don't know where it is)
• You need a replacement issued in your name
• You're inside the United States — passports lost abroad require an embassy report instead

If your passport was stolen, see our Stolen Passport page — the form requirements are similar but the reporting process is different.

What you'll need for a Lost U.S. Passport Application

• Proof of U.S. citizenship — birth certificate or naturalization certificate
• Government-issued photo ID (what counts) + photocopy
• One new passport photo (2x2 requirements) — taken within the last 6 months
• Completed DS-11 + DS-64 — we generate both from your online intake
• Government fees (breakdown) — $130 application + $35 execution

If you have any details about the lost passport (book number, issue date), include them on the DS-64 — but they're not required.