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How do I change the address of record for my passport?
Dear obert,
I checked the US Department of State website and they have a chart that you can see on the link below that gives you the instructions, but I just found references to printing errors (such as spelling or birthdate), name change, additional pages and extension of limited passport. No reference is made to change of address.
http://travel.state.gov/passport/get/correcting/correcting_2654.html#passportcha...
You may contact them at 1-877-487-2778 to clarify this issue.
Best Regards,
R. Gomes
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| Comment | Thank You, I had gotten as far as you did with the same results. The phone line is automated and makes no mention of change of address. I will do it when I renew the passport. | ||
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