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From the Federal Register Online via the Government Publishing Office [www.gpo.gov]
[FR Doc No: 94-25091]
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[Federal Register: October 12, 1994]
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
[Public Notice 2091]
Public Information Collection Requirement Submitted to OMB for
Review
AGENCY: Department of State.
ACTION: The Department of State has submitted the following public
information collection requirements to OMB for review and clearance
under the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1980, 44 U.S.C. Chapter 35.
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1. SUMMARY: A passport waiver is an exception to section 215(b) of the
Immigration and Nationality Act, 8 U.S.C. 1185(b), which requires that
an American citizens be in possession of a valid U.S. passport when
entering or departing from the United States. Passport waivers are
granted only when it is impossible for the applicant to obtain a
passport prior to her/his departure and she/he possesses alternative
citizenship evidence which can be carried with her/him. The following
summarizes the information collection proposal submitted to OMB:
Type of request--Reinstatement.
Originating office--Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Title of information collection--Request by U.S. National for and
Report of Exception to Section 53.1, Title 22 of the Code of Federal
Regulations.
Frequency--On occasion.
Form No.--DS-1423.
Respondents--U.S. citizens requesting a waiver to 22 CFR 53.1.
Estimated number of respondents--2,500.
Average hours per response--15 minutes.
Total estimated burden hours--625.
2. SUMMARY: It is necessary to submit a statement with an application
for a new passport when a previous or potentially valid passport cannot
be presented. The statement must set forth in detail why the previous
passport cannot be presented. The following summarizes the information
collection proposal submitted to OMB:
Type of request--Reinstatement.
Originating office--Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Title of information collection--Statement Regarding Lost or Stolen
Passport.
Frequency--On occasion.
Form No.--DSP-64.
Respondents--Passport holders who cannot present a previous valid
passport when applying for a new passport.
Estimated number of respondents--30,000.
Average hours per response--15 minutes.
Total estimated burden hours--7,500.
3. SUMMARY: Bearers of U.S. passports may request to: amend the
passport for a name change; correct the descriptive data; add visa
pages; and, extend the validity of a limited passport. The Passport
Amendment/Validation Application is provided for this purpose. The
following summarizes the information collection proposal submitted to
OMB:
Type of request--Reinstatement.
Originating office--Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Title of information collection--Passport Amendment/Validation
Application.
Frequency--On occasion.
Form No.--DSP-19.
Respondents--Holders of U.S. Passports.
Estimated number of respondents--12,510.
Average hours per response--5 minutes.
Total estimated burden hours--1,042.
4. SUMMARY: The Statement of Identity is used in making a determination
of a passport applicant's eligibility to be documented as a citizen of
the United States. The collection of this information often eliminates
the need for an investigation. The following summarizes the information
collection proposal submitted to OMB:
Type of request--Reinstatement.
Originating office--Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Title of information collection--Statement of Identify.
Frequency--On occasion.
Form No.--DSP-10.
Respondents--Individuals acquainted with a particular passport
applicant.
Estimated number of respondents--2,600.
Average hours per response--15 minutes.
Total estimated burden hours--650.
5. SUMMARY: To obtain a United States passport, a travel document
attesting to one's identify and U.S. citizenship, a U.S. national must
complete the passport application (22 U.S.C. 213). The application is
retained in the files of the Department of State and is consulted when
a passport has been lost, in citizenship claims, as evidence in the
prosecution of individuals making false statements, and to support a
derivative claim to citizenship made by an applicant's children. The
following summarizes the information collection proposal submitted to
OMB:
Type of request--Reinstatement.
Originating office--Bureau of Consular Affairs.
Title of information collection--Application for Passport by Mail.
Frequency--On occasion.
Form No.--DSP-82.
Respondents--Applicants for U.S. passports.
Estimated number of respondents--2,000,000.
Average hours per response--5 minutes.
Total estimated burden hours--166,666.
Section 3504(h) of Public Law 96-511 does not apply.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION OR COMMENTS: Copies of the proposed forms and
supporting documents may be obtained from Gail J. Cook (202) 647-3538.
Comments and questions should be directed to (OMB) Jefferson Hill,
(202) 395-3176.
Dated: September 19, 1994.
Patrick F. Kennedy,
Assistant Secretary for Administration.
[FR Doc. 94-25091 Filed 10-11-94; 8:45 am]
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