Can I complete my 90-day check without a passport if it's at the embassy?

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Jan 31, 2023

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Can I do a 90 day check without a passport? I have to hand it in to the embassy to get  a new one

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You can complete the 90-day check online using your passport number and date of arrival, even if your physical passport is with the embassy for a new one. However, if you choose to go in person, you must have your passport with you.

Will ************

You can do it online, either way you need your passport number and date of arrival

2 years ago

Brandon ************

You can do it online without a passport. If you want to go in person you have to have your passport.

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