When applying for a DS-64 form, which is used to report a lost or stolen passport, you will generally need to attach the following documents:
1. Completed DS-64 form: Fill out all the required information on the DS-64 form. Make sure to provide accurate and detailed information regarding your lost or stolen passport.
2. Evidence of U.S. citizenship: Attach a copy of your previous passport's Bio Page, Certificate of Naturalization, or Birth Certificate as evidence of your U.S. citizenship.
3. Proof of identity: Include a photocopy of a valid government-issued identification document. This can be your driver's license, state ID card, or a previously issued U.S. passport.
4. Police report (if applicable): If your passport was stolen, it's advisable to file a police report. Attach a copy of the police report along with your application.
5. Travel itinerary or flight details (if applicable): If you have any upcoming travel plans, include a copy of your travel itinerary or flight details to support your need for an expedited passport replacement.
6. Supporting documents: If you have any additional evidence or supporting documents related to the loss or theft of your passport, include them. For example, if you lost your passport while traveling, you may provide copies of tickets, hotel reservations, or any other documents reflecting your recent travel.
Remember, it's essential to follow the instructions provided on the DS-64 form and check the U.S. Department of State's website or consult with an official representative to ensure you attach all the necessary documents specific to your situation.