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Online preparation & follow-upOne step closer, wherever you are.
A parent's authorization (power of attorney)
for your child's U.S. passport.
Are you Yemeni, with a child born in the United States, and need to authorize your spouse to proceed with your child's U.S. passport application? We help prepare the appropriate consent or authorization document (power of attorney) and coordinate its notarization according to your circumstances.
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Preparing the authorization
Preparing the parents' and child's details and reviewing the required document before signing.
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Coordinating notarization
Arranging an online meeting with a U.S. notary after checking whether remote notarization is suitable and meets the receiving authority's requirements.
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Follow-up until issuance
Helping organize the documents, check completeness, and follow up until the notarized consent or authorization is issued.
Where the parents and child are located, and where the application will be submitted.
Identifying the appropriate document and arranging signing and notarization.
Reviewing the notarized document and explaining the next step for submission.
What do we discuss in the first consultation?
The child's age, the locations of the child and parents, and the authority receiving the passport application. We identify the required documents after reviewing the case. Do not send identity images or the child's documents through the website form.
This service covers preparing and notarizing a consent or authorization document, not issuing the passport itself. The document type and acceptance of notarization depend on the case and the competent authority's requirements. Acceptance is not guaranteed. U.S. Department of State child passport requirements ↗