First of all, you must be reminded that application must be in person. There are over seven thousand government agencies like post offices or courthouses that accept applications for passports or you can just visit your local passport facility. You can make a quick call at your county courthouse to make queries about the important documents that you need to submit in order for quick processing of your papers. The following documents are the most common requirements that these facilities ask for:

Proof of Citizenship

You must carry with you a proof that you are really a certified citizen of the United States of America in order to proceed to your application. One very good example is a copy of your authentic birth certificate that is issued by the government itself and not coming from a hospital. This is true with all applications for those who are born in America. You can also bring your Certificate of Citizenship or Nationalization to testify that you are indeed an official resident of the place. An expired passport of the United States can also be valid proof.

Proof of Identification

This simply means a valid identification card with your recent photograph attached to it. Your driver