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OP here. Thank you all. DS is 16. Current passport was issued in 2017, and will expire in November. We have the DS11 all filled out and the appointment is this afternoon, hence my last-minute questions about documents. Just to make sure, I did manage to find his birth certificate (phew!), in case we are asked for two different docs. Photocopies for both. Photo, where he looks appropriately bored and uninterested, just like in real life :-)

We're all set! Thanks![/quote]
Bring the original for the birth certificate.

-Ex DOS[/quote]

ALSO, while not required a USPS employee processing passport applications tried to claim my then 17 y.o. DCs could not apply as they did not bring their school ID. He kept arguing with me, even when explaining that no new school ID had been issued b/c of COVID. He only relented when I pulled up the DOS requirements list on my phone and showed him that there was no requirement to present a student ID. We were submitting their expired passports, original birth certificates, etc. The site also says that the parent can vouch for the child's identity. I also had all my documents with me in case he did not find the license sufficient.

After all that, he forgot to have me sign the docs in front of him. Fortunately, I answered a "Caller Unknown" on my phone and his boss asked me to run back to the office (just. few blocks away) and sign them.

He did all that just because he could.[/quote]

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