Get Consent Letter For Passport

This is to certify that I …………………………………. (Applicant's Name) authorize my representative, whose signature is verified below, to collect the passport/documents on my behalf. Name of The Representative: …………………………………. ID Number of the Person or passport number………………………

1. If both parents are alive, and want to authorize someone else (such as an aunt/uncle, grandparent, or another adult) to apply for the child's passport, both parents must present a signed and sealed statement notarized by an U.S. Notary public. * They may provide separate statements, or provide a combined statement.

Use clear and concise language to express your consent, avoiding any ambiguity or confusion. Consider including any specific conditions or limitations to your consent, if applicable. Sign the letter with your full name, and include any contact information or additional documentation if required.

A passport authorization letter is a letter that authorizes A Briggs to act as your representative when submitting your passport application. The United States Passport Agency requires that you sign this letter before they will release your new or updated passport to us once your order is complete.

Date: This is to certify that I __________________________________________ (Applicant's Name) authorize my agent/representative, whose signature is verified below, to collect the passport/ documents on my behalf.

A: If you are unable to pick up your passport on the scheduled release date, you must execute a Special of Attorney stating the reasons for the failure to personally claim your passport. The SPA should also include the name and a copy of the ID of the person you are authorizing to pick up the passport on your behalf.