Stolen U.S. Passport Application

If your passport was stolen, the first priority is invalidating the book so it can't be used by someone else. Form DS-64 is the sworn statement that triggers that invalidation in the State Department's system. We file it alongside a new DS-11 (new-passport application) and expedite the replacement through a regional passport agency.

You should also file a police report locally and (if abroad) report the theft to the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate.

Use a Stolen U.S. Passport Application if:

• Your most recent valid passport was stolen — at home, in transit, or after a break-in
• You're in the United States and need a domestic replacement
• You have not yet filed DS-64 (we'll handle it) or have the report number from a prior filing

Stolen abroad? Contact the nearest U.S. embassy first for an emergency travel document, then use our service for the full replacement once you're home.

What you'll need for a Stolen 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) — recent
• Completed DS-11 + DS-64 — we generate both
• Police report (helpful but not required for federal forms)
• Government fees (breakdown) — $130 application + $35 execution