My family’s passports were damaged so we had to replace them all. I’m taking the new passports to immigration to get our visa stamps. I have a police report stating the cause of damage, and letters from our embassies requesting new visa/entrance stamps. Do I need to take anything else?
TLDR : Answer Summary
The user is replacing damaged passports and is preparing to visit immigration for visa stamps. They possess a police report about the damage and letters from their embassies. Comments suggest that it is important to have both old and new passports, and depending on their current visa status (Non-B and Non-O), they may need to visit a specific location to recover entry stamps before obtaining extension stamps.
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