(a) Applicants age 16 or over (including renewals).

(b) Applicants under age 16

(c) Additional passport visa pages

(d) Passport book replacement for name change if submitted within one year of passport issuance.

(e) Passport book replacement for passport book limited in validity if submitted within one year of passport issuance. (Passport books limited in validity because of multiple losses, thefts, damage, or mutilations cannot be replaced).

(f) Passport book replacement for data correction (name, date of birth, place of birth, sex printed erroneously) if submitted within one year of passport issuance.

(g) Passport Book Security Surcharge (Enhanced Border Security Fee).

(a) Officers or employees of the United States and their immediate family members (22 U.S.C. 214) and Peace Corps Volunteers and Leaders (22 U.S.C. 2504(h)) proceeding abroad or returning to the United States in the discharge of their official duties.

(b) U.S. citizen seamen who require a passport in connection with their duties aboard an American flag vessel (22 U.S.C. 214(a)).

(c) Widows, children, parents, or siblings of deceased members of the Armed Forces proceeding abroad to visit the graves of such members (22 U.S.C. 214(a)).

(d) Employees of the American National Red Cross proceeding abroad as members of the Armed Forces of the United States (10 U.S.C. 2602(c)).

(a) Applicants age 16 or over (including renewals) [Adult Passport Card].

(b) Applicants under age 16 [Minor Passport Card].

(c) Passport card replacement for name change if submitted within one year of passport issuance.

(d) Passport card replacement for data correction (name, date of birth, place of birth, sex printed erroneously) if submitted within one year of passport issuance.

(a) After the death of a U.S. citizen abroad (providing assistance in disposition of remains, making arrangements for shipping remains, issuing Consular Mortuary Certificate, and providing up to 20 original Consular Reports of Death).

(b) Making arrangements for a deceased non-U.S. citizen family member (providing assistance in shipping or other disposition of remains of a non-U.S. citizen).

(a) Taking possession of personal effects; making an inventory under an official seal (unless significant time and/or expenses incurred).

(b) Overseeing the appraisal, sale, and final disposition of the estate, including disbursing funds, forwarding securities, etc. (unless significant time and/or expenses incurred).

(c) For services listed in Item 16(a) or (b) when significant time and/or expenses are incurred.

(a) Petition for a nonimmigrant worker (Form I-129)

(b) Nonimmigrant petition based on blanket L petition

(a) Non-petition-based nonimmigrant visa (except E category).

(b) H, L, O, P, Q and R category nonimmigrant visa.

(c) E category nonimmigrant visa.

(d) K category nonimmigrant visa

(e) Border crossing card -- age 15 and over (valid 10 years).

(f) Border crossing card -- under age 15; for Mexican citizens if parent or guardian has or is applying for a border crossing card (valid 10 years or until the applicant reaches age 15, whichever is sooner).

(a) Applicants for A, G, C-3, NATO and diplomatic visas as defined in 22 CFR 41.26.

(b) Applicants for J visas participating in official U.S. Government-sponsored educational and cultural exchanges.

(c) Replacement Machine-Readable Visa when the original visa was not properly affixed or needs to be reissued through no fault of the applicant.

(d) Applicants exempted by international agreement as determined by the Department, including members and staff of an observer mission to United Nations Headquarters recognized by the UN General Assembly, and their immediate families.

(e) Applicants traveling to provide charitable services as determined by the Department.

(f) U.S. Government employees traveling on official business.

(g) A parent, sibling, spouse, or child of a U.S. Government employee killed in the line of duty who is traveling to attend the employee's funeral and/or burial; or a parent, sibling, spouse, son, or daughter of a U.S. Government employee critically injured in the line of duty for visitation during emergency treatment and convalescence.

(a) An official representative of a foreign government or an international or regional organization of which the U.S. is a member; members and staff of an observer mission to United Nations Headquarters recognized by the UN General Assembly; and applicants for diplomatic visas as defined under Item 22(a); and their immediate families.

(b) An applicant transiting to and from the United Nations Headquarters.

(c) An applicant participating in a U.S. Government-sponsored program.

(d) An applicant traveling to provide charitable services as determined by the Department.

(a) Petition to classify status of alien relative for issuance of immigrant visa.

(b) Petition to classify orphan as an immediate relative.

(a) Immediate relative and family preference applications.

(b) Employment-based applications

(c) Other immigrant visa applications (including I-360 self-petitioners, special immigrant visa applicants).

(d) Certain Iraqi and Afghan special immigrant visa applications (per 8 U.S.C. 1101 note; 11 U.S.C. 1157 note).

(a) Determining Returning Resident Status

(b) Waiver of two-year residency requirement.

(c) Waiver of immigrant visa ineligibility (collected for USCIS and subject to change).

(d) Refugee or significant public benefit parole case processing.

(a) First service (seal)

(b) Each additional seal provided at the same time in connection with the same transaction.

(a) First Copy

(b) Each additional copy provided at the same time.

(a) Documents relating to births, marriages, and deaths of U.S. citizens abroad originally issued by a U.S. embassy or consulate.

(b) Issuance of Replacement Report of Birth Abroad.

(c) Certified copies of documents relating to births and deaths within the former Canal Zone of Panama from records maintained by the Canal Zone Government from 1904 to September 30, 1979.

(d) Certifying a copy of a document or extract from an official passport record.

(e) Certifying that no record of an official file can be located.

(f) Each additional copy provided at same time.

(a) Authenticating a foreign notary or other foreign official seal or signature

(b) Authenticating a U.S. Federal, State, or territorial seal.

(c) Certifying to the official status of an officer of the U.S. Department of State or of a foreign diplomatic or consular officer accredited to or recognized by the U.S. Government.

(d) Each authentication.

(a) At the direct request of any Federal government agency, any state or local government, the District of Columbia, or any of the territories or possessions of the United States (unless significant costs would be incurred).

(b) With respect to documents to be presented by claimants, beneficiaries, or their witnesses in connection with obtaining Federal, state, or municipal benefits.

(c) For U.S. citizens outside the United States preparing ballots for any public election in the United States or any of its territories.

(d) At the direct request of a foreign government or an international agency of which the United States is a member if the documents are for official noncommercial use.

(e) At the direct request of a foreign government official when appropriate or as a reciprocal courtesy.

(f) At the request of direct-hire U.S. Government personnel, Peace Corps volunteers, or their dependents stationed or traveling officially in a foreign country.

(g) With respect to documents whose production is ordered by a court of competent jurisdiction.

(h) With respect to affidavits of support for immigrant visa applications.

(i) With respect to endorsing U.S. Savings Bonds Certificates.

(a) Scheduling/arranging appointments for depositions, including depositions by video teleconference (per daily appointment).

(b) Attending or taking depositions, or executing commissions to take testimony expenses (per hour or part thereof).

(c) Swearing in witnesses for telephone depositions.

(d) Supervising telephone depositions (per hour or part thereof over the first hour).

(e) Providing seal and certification of depositions.

(a) At the direct request of any Federal Government agency, any state or local government, the District of Columbia, or any of the territories or possessions of the United States (unless significant time required and/or expenses would be incurred).

(b) Executing commissions to take testimony in connection with foreign documents for use in criminal cases when the commission is accompanied by an order of Federal court on behalf of an indigent party.