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Destination and Travel Websites: Passports & Security | Daily Tips
Effective September 26, 2005, as an additional security enhancement, Passport Services will no longer amend valid passports.
Instead, customers requesting name changes, extension of validity for limited passports, or correction of a printing error will
apply for replacement passports.
If the change is within one year after issuance, they will submit a U.S. Passport
Re-Application Form (DS 5504),together with the passport that needs the change, the documentation required,
and new passport pictures. There will be no charge for routine processing.
If the change is more than one year after issuance, customers will need to submit an Application for Passport By Mail (DS-82),
together with the passport that needs the change, the documentation required, and new pictures.
The cost includes the $55 application fee and $12 security surcharge, for a total of $67 for routine processing.
Of course, if the requested data change is due to a printing error by Passport Services, there will be no charge.
Those only needing to add visa pages to their passports will submit an Application for Additional Visa Pages (DS-4085).
This service is always free of charge when routine.
Destination and Travel Websites: Haiti Travel Warning | Daily Tips
Americans are reminded of the potential for spontaneous protests and public demonstrations that can occur at any time,
day or night, and may result in violence. American citizens are advised to take commonsense precautions and avoid any
event where crowds may congregate. Visitors and residents must remain vigilant due to the absence of an effective police
force in much of Haiti; the potential for looting; the presence of intermittent roadblocks set by armed gangs or by the police;
and the possibility of random violent crime, including carjacking and assault.
Kidnapping for ransom remains a serious threat, with more than 50 American citizens, including children, kidnapped over the past year.
Travel can be hazardous within Port-au-Prince. Some areas are off-limits to embassy staff,
including downtown Port-au-Prince after dark. U.S. Embassy personnel are under an embassy-imposed curfew and must remain
in their homes or in U.S. government facilities during the curfew. The embassy has limited travel by its staff outside
of Port-au-Prince and therefore its ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens outside of Port-au-Prince is constrained.
The UN stabilization force (MINUSTAH) remains fully deployed and is assisting the government of Haiti in providing security.
Due to the current security situation in Haiti, the Department of State reminds U.S. citizens traveling to or residing in Haiti
to remain vigilant with regard to their personal security; they are strongly advised to register either online at
https://travelregistration.state.gov/ibrs/ or with the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince.
The Consular Section can be reached at (509) 223-7011, fax number (509) 223-9665, or e-mail address acspap@state.gov.
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