Adding Additional Visa Pages
You do not need an appointment in order to add visa pages to your U.S. Passport.
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Applications to add visa pages to
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You must submit a signed Application for Additional Visa Pages and your valid
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Only one 24-page set of extra pages can be added to your passport at a time.
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Additional pages cannot be added to a damaged or mutilated passport. If your passport remains in good condition, you may have up to three sets of extra pages inserted into your passport. If your passport is deteriorated or if you reach the three set limit, you will need to apply for passport renewal.
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You may submit your passport and application personally or through a third party. If you choose to send it with a third party, make sure you include a letter authorizing the person to complete the application process for you at the Embassy.
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Passports are available for pick-up the next business day.
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The fee for additional passport pages is $82.00 or the equivalent in local currency. For additional information please see Payment Options.
Additional requirements for Children
To submit an application for a child under age 16, both parents or the child's legal guardian(s) must appear and present all of the following:
- Evidence of the child's U.S. citizenship
- Evidence of the child's relationship to parents/guardian(s)
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Parental identification
If only one parent appears you must also submit one of the following: - Second parent's notarized written statement IN ENGLISH consenting to passport issuance for the child,
- Primary evidence of sole authority to apply (e.g. court document stating the appearing parent's SOLE custody of the child), OR
- A written statement (made under penalty of perjury) explaining the second parent's unavailability. Applying parents may use the form supplied by the Department of State (DS-3053) or an affidavit of their own.
It is not necessary for children under sixteen years old, applying for visa pages, to appear in person.