Adding additional pages
Additional Pages - By Mail
If your full-validity passport has not yet expired, but has no blank pages left, we can add additional pages for you with a fee of USD82.00 by mail. Processing time is only a few days. We can usually only add three sets of pages; after that, you will need to replace the passport even if it has not already expired.
We cannot add additional pages to a limited validity passport. Limited passports have a duration of less than 10 years (for adults) or less than 5 years (for children).
If you run out of blank pages in a limited validity passport, you must apply for a new full validity passport.
Application Form for More Pages
Please complete an application form (DS-4085). Note that the online version of this form includes instructions on the back side written for use in the U.S. which do not apply to your application in Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, Tonga, Tuvalu, French Polynesia & Wallis & Futuna.
This form must be completed, and signed by the passport holder him/herself, regardless of whether you seek additional pages by mail or in person.
You will need to use the latest version of free Acrobat software to view and print this form. You can download the software here.
Note that the form you print must be clear and sharp, with black print on white paper. The paper must be 8 1/2 inches by 11 inches. Thermal paper, dye-sublimation paper, special inkjet paper, and other shiny papers are not acceptable.
The fee is USD82.00 payable via cash or certified bank check. No personal check or credit card payment is accepted.
Please send us your passport, the completed, required form DS-4085, fee of USD82.00, a note requesting additional pages, and a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Please mail your materials to:
Consular Services
U.S. Embassy Suva
P.O. Box 218
Suva, Fiji
Two-Parent Consent Required for Adding Pages
The two-parent passport consent requirement for minors under age 16 applies to all passport services including requests for extra passport supplement pages.
To comply with this two-parent passport consent statute, you must submit the other parent's written consent to the application using form DS-3053. You must also include the child's original birth certificate as evidence of the two parents' names and bring in with you the other parent's original passport.
One parent may sign in person and the other parent may give his/her consent through a written affidavit (One parent signs and submits second parent's signed consent; download the Statement of Consent form. The form must be notarized). Note the parent who signs in person will need to still have the non-present parent's passport with him/her.
All notarized statements must be in English and originals.
If only one parent signs the application with no consent from the other parent, the signing parent must establish sole authority to execute the application through written proof of sole custody, for example, following a divorce.
Or, both parents may appear in person at the Embassy and sign the request for extra passport pages for children under age 16. You must also bring the child's birth certificate as evidence of the two parents' names.