
We'll report it lost, file forms DS-11 and DS-64, and expedite a replacement directly with the U.S. Department of State — often in 5 business days.












A lost passport feels like an emergency. With a State Department–registered specialist on your case, it's a process — not a crisis. We coordinate the lost-report, the in-person filing, and the expedited issuance.
We prepare the paperwork and submit directly to the U.S. Department of State under our own license. You handle packing.
Choose your processing speed. Tell us when you're traveling — we work backward from that date.
Complete your application online for review. We email a prepaid overnight FedEx label for everything we need.
We submit to the U.S. State Department and overnight your new passport directly to your door.

Lost passport replacement requires in-person appearance plus the DS-64 report — and any error compounds the delay. We get the right paperwork to the right window the first time.
"Lost my passport the week before flying to Tokyo. APVI got me in front of the regional agency the next day. Saved my trip."
"Stolen wallet on vacation, came home with no passport. APVI handled the DS-64 and replacement. Calm professionals."
"Found out my passport was missing 9 days before my trip. APVI replaced it in 5. Cannot recommend enough."
Still have questions? Call us at (800) 766-0452.
Call us. We'll start a DS-64 lost/stolen report (which permanently invalidates the missing passport) and prepare your DS-11 replacement application before your appointment.
Once a passport is reported lost or stolen, the State Department permanently invalidates it. Even if you find it, you cannot use it for travel — destroy it and use the new one.
Yes. All lost/stolen replacements require in-person filing on form DS-11 along with citizenship evidence. We schedule the appointment for you.
5 business days expedited is standard for lost/stolen passport replacements. Call us immediately if you're flying soon so we can get the process started.
Contact the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate for an emergency travel document to get home, then call APVI to handle the full replacement once you're back.
A certified U.S. birth certificate (with raised seal) or Certificate of Naturalization. Photocopies are not accepted. Your specialist confirms what works for your case.