Passport City of Issue?

[pullen0]

Registering online for my Celebrity cruise and it's asking for passport city of issue. Is this where I applied for it?

 

 

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[theriac]

It usually means United States State Department unless you went to one of the offices that can issue you a passport in person. It will say this at the bottom right of the information page.

[pullen0]

It usually means United States State Department unless you went to one of the offices that can issue you a passport in person. It will say this at the bottom right of the information page.

 

The information page on Celebrity's site? I went to a post office to do the application and then received the passport in the mail.

[theriac]

No the Info on the passport info page. If you did it that way, it will most likely say United States State Department where it says "issued by" and that is what Celebrity wants.

[pullen0]

I went to change the City of Issue to United States Department of State and it will only allow enough characters for United State. Then when I go to look up my wife and daughters immigration documentation, I'm only seeing country of birth, document type and citizenship. Nowhere to edit the passport info when I'm sure I've already entered it all for them.

[CHEZMARYLOU]

No where on my Passport does it indicate a City, only a State. I'm sure I just enter Pittsburgh which is the city I lived in, and still do, when my passport was applied for.

[Oville]

I would put the city and state you received your passports in.

Edited September 8, 2016 by Oville

[awhcruiser]

I typed in New Orleans, LA..It was listed on my old passport before I got it renewed.

[wrk2cruise]

I put none.

[Cruisercl]

I typed in New Orleans, LA..It was listed on my old passport before I got it renewed.

 

I did the same thing and listed the city that was on my old passport. My current one (2014) does not have a city listed.

 

Maybe this is something Celebrity needs to update on their profile pages since it is no longer on Passport in the USA.....is it only the USA?

[2theship]

It's referring to what's listed under "Authority" in the bottom right corner. I think our earlier passports listed a city but our passports issued nearly nine years ago say United States Department of State. I believe I usually abbreviate it to US Dept of State or maybe just Dept of State.

[besberry]

I did the same thing and listed the city that was on my old passport. My current one (2014) does not have a city listed.

 

Maybe this is something Celebrity needs to update on their profile pages since it is no longer on Passport in the USA.....is it only the USA?

Nope, we don't have a city on UK passports either.

[RickT]

Not that it matters, but Canadian Passports do list the city the passport was issued from.

[montekat]

My first passport was issued in Philadelphia. Now it just says Dept. of State so I put Dept of State, never had a problem with that.

[DrivesLikeMario]

I went to change the City of Issue to United States Department of State and it will only allow enough characters for United State. Then when I go to look up my wife and daughters immigration documentation, I'm only seeing country of birth, document type and citizenship. Nowhere to edit the passport info when I'm sure I've already entered it all for them.

 

Our passports say US DEPT OF STATE. That's what I put and I've never had a problem with it.

[cb at sea]

The "online" thing is "busy work" for you. There is no real need to answer every question...or ANY question...just so you know!

[Duanerice1]

I always put Miami as that is where we sent our renewal

[riclop]

Registering online for my Celebrity cruise and it's asking for passport city of issue. Is this where I applied for it?

 

 

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Put USA!!!!

[easyboy]

Our passports say US DEPT OF STATE. That's what I put and I've never had a problem with it.

Same here.

[starcyl]

If you look at your passport down the page near the date there should be a note that says something like authority and underneath that there will be a code on my UK passport it is IPS. This is what the cruise line is looking for when it ask for place of issue.

[FreestyleNovice]

Nope, we don't have a city on UK passports either.

 

Not that it matters, but Canadian Passports do list the city the passport was issued from.

 

Dutch passports also list a city/township of issue.

[DZalumni]

They want to know which agency issued it. Even though we have an agency in my home town, ours always come from Seattle unless you applied in person. Here are the passport centers.

https://travel.state.gov/content/passports/en/passports/information/where-to-apply/agencies.html

[kitty9]

On my passport it says National Passport Agency.

[broberts]

Not that it matters, but Canadian Passports do list the city the passport was issued from.

 

It does not necessarily list a city. My last 3 passports under "Issuing Authority" list "North York", which has not been a city for some 18 years. It is, however, the name of the passport office location where the application was processed.