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Politics · Immigration · published 2026-09-02 · via Reuters/NBC News

State Department weighs requiring parental status proof for child passport applications

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A proposed rule would mandate that parents show evidence of their own citizenship or legal presence when applying for passports for minors. The draft guidance follows a recent executive order aimed at curbing birth tourism and restricting birthright citizenship. Citizens would need to present valid passports or birth certificates, while non-citizens would provide I-94 forms or permanent resident cards.

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