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According to the Kansas Department of State, the cost of a passport book is $110 and the cost of a passport card is $30.
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How Much is a Passport in Kansas?
A passport costs $110 in Kansas. You can either get it through the mail or in person. The passport fee is the same for everyone, regardless of age.
The Cost of a Passport in Kansas
A passport currently costs $145 for an adult and $115 for a child under the age of 16. If you need to get your passport quickly, you can request expedited service for an additional $60.
How to Get a Passport in Kansas
You can obtain a passport in Kansas through passport acceptance agents located throughout the state. You will need to provide proof of U.S. citizenship, proof of identity, and a passport photo. You will also need to pay the passport application fee.
To find a passport acceptance agent in Kansas, you can use the State Department’s website or the Department of Health and Human Services’ website.
How to Renew or Replace a Passport in Kansas
U.S. citizens can renew their passports by mail or in person at a passport acceptance facility. To renew by mail, customers must complete Form DS-82 and submit their most recent passport, passport photo, and proof of name change (if applicable). The passport photo must be signed and dated on the back. Customers who renew their passports in person will need to complete Form DS-11, submit proof of U.S. citizenship, proof of identity, and passport photos. If the passport is for a child under 16, both parents must sign the child’s application. First-time passport applicants and customers who need to replace a lost, stolen, or damaged passport must apply in person.
Renewing Your Passport in Kansas
If your passport is expired or is about to expire, you will need to renew it in order to continue using it for international travel. You can renew your passport by mail or in person at a passport acceptance facility.
To renew by mail, you will need to fill out Form DS-82 and submit it along with your most recent passport, a passport photo, and the appropriate fees. You can find more information on how to renew by mail on the State Department website.
If you choose to renew in person, you will need to fill out Form DS-11, which you can find on the State Department website. You will also need to submit your most recent passport, a passport photo, and the appropriate fees. You can find a list of passport acceptance facilities in Kansas on the State Department website.
Replacing Your Passport in Kansas
If your passport has been lost or damaged, you will need to replace it. You can do this by mail or in person. If you need to travel urgently, you may be able to request an expedited passport.
To replace your passport by mail, you will need to fill out form DS-82 and submit it, along with proof of identity, citizenship, a color passport photo, and the appropriate fees. You should also include a self-addressed, stamped envelope so that your new passport can be mailed back to you.
To replace your passport in person, visit a passport acceptance facility with form DS-11, proof of identity, citizenship, a color passport photo, and the appropriate fees. You will also need to have your previous passport with you if it is available. If not, you will need to provide a secondary form of identification.
How to Get a Passport for a Minor in Kansas
If you’re a Kansas resident and you’re looking to get a passport for a minor, there are a few things you need to know. First, all minors must appear in person to apply for or renew a passport. If you’re applying for a minor who is under 16, both parents or legal guardians must appear in person with the child. If you’re renewing a passport for a minor who is under 16, only one parent or legal guardian needs to appear in person with the child.
Applying for a Passport for a Minor in Kansas
The application process for a passport for a minor in Kansas is the same as the process for an adult. You will need to fill out an application, provide proof of U.S. citizenship, and submit a photo. You will also need to show proof of parental consent if you are under 16 years old.
If you are under 16 years old, you will need to have your parent or guardian sign your application in front of a notary public. If you are 16 or 17 years old, you can sign your own application, but you will still need to show proof of parental consent.
You will need to submit your application, photo, and supporting documents in person at a passport acceptance facility. You can find a passport acceptance facility near you by using the State Department’s Passport Facility Search tool.
You will need to pay a fee when you submit your application. The fee for a passport book for an adult is $110. The fee for a passport card for an adult is $30. The fee for a passport book for a minor under 16 years old is $80. The fee for a passport card for a minor under 16 years old is $15.
If you want to expedite the processing of your application, you can pay an additional $60 fee. Expedited applications are processed within 2-3 weeks.
What to Bring When Applying for a Passport for a Minor in Kansas
If you’re applying for a passport for a minor under the age of 16, you’ll need to bring the following documents to your passport acceptance facility:
-Proof of U.S. Citizenship: This can be an existing passport, a certified birth certificate issued by the city, county or state, a Consular Report of Birth Abroad or a Certificate of Naturalization.
-Proof of Parental Relationship: If the child’s birth certificate lists only one parent, that parent must sign the application. If the child was born out of wedlock and the father isn’t listed on the birth certificate, you must submit one of the following:
-An authenticated form DS-10 Birth Affidavit executed by he father in front of a passport agent, consular officer or notary public
-An authenticated final adoption decree showing that you are the minor’s parent or guardian
-A court order establishing custody or guardianship
-Evidence of Parental Consent: Both parents must sign and date consent forms if they are available. If one parent is unable to provide consent due to death, separation, divorce or other reasons, you’ll need to submit proof such as one of the following:
-The front and back copies of one parent’s ID card
-The front and back copies of one parent’s driver’s license
-One parent’s full name and date of birth from their birth certificate
-One parent’s full name from their driver’s license, state ID card or passport along with that parent’s date of birth
