How Do You Obtain A Passport For Convicted Felons?
The U.S. Passport is a document that allows you to travel between countries and identifies you as a U.S. citizen. The process of obtaining your passport can be a lengthy one if your not prepared properly when you apply. A convicted felon, contrary to popular belief, may apply for a passport in the exact same way someone without a felony conviction would. The status of convicted felon has no bearing on your ability to obtain a passport. Carefully review and fill out a passport application form DS-11. Be sure to read it carefully and ensure all information is correct as you will be sworn under oath when you turn it in to affirm all statements are truthful and correct. Secure a document proving you are a U.S. citizen. A birth certificate is adequate proof of U.S. citizenship. Proof of personal identity is required to show you are in fact who you say you are and not attempting to commit identity theft. Proof of identity can be shown with a state issued picture ID or Driver’s License. Take
