Hello, thank you for contacting AskaLawyer, my name is Sabrina, and I am more than happy to assist you with your current inquiry.

Thanks so much for reaching out — I’d be happy to guide you through the next steps. In order to provide the most accurate legal advice possible, could you please clarify the following two points:

1. When and where did you submit your passport application? (For example: in person at a Service Canada office, by mail, or at a passport office.)
2. Are you applying for a first-time passport, a renewal, or a replacement for a lost/stolen passport?

The process and follow-up requirements can vary depending on the type of application. Once I have that information, I can walk you through exactly what to expect and what you should do next.

So since this is your first-time passport application and you mentioned that you submitted your documents online through Eforms.com, it’s important to clarify something right away:

Eforms.com is not an official passport application submission platform. It provides passport application forms and other document templates, but you still need to submit those completed forms to an official government agency in order to actually apply for a passport.

Here's What You Should Do Next:

1. Submit Your Application Through the Official Channel
For a Canadian passport, the application must be submitted either:

• In person at a Service Canada or Passport Canada office
• By mail to the correct processing centre
• Or if you’re outside Canada, through the nearest embassy or consulate

For a U.S. passport, first-time applications must be submitted in person through a U.S. Department of State passport acceptance facility, such as a U.S. Post Office (22 C.F.R. § 51.21(a)). Again, eForms.com does not process applications.

2. Make Sure You Include the Right Documents

• Completed and signed passport application form
• Proof of citizenship (e.g., original birth certificate)
• Valid photo ID
• Two compliant passport photos
• Payment for the passport fee
• Guarantor info or additional documents (varies by country)

3. Track Your Application
Once submitted through the official channel, you can track your application online (Canada or U.S.) or contact the office directly.

I hope this helps but let me know if you have any other questions.

Great question — thanks for following up! Here's how you can submit your passport application through the correct official website, based on your country of citizenship:

If You Are a Canadian Citizen:
You cannot fully submit your application online for a first-time Canadian passport — but you can download the forms and find submission instructions on the official government site: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/canadian-passports.html

• Download the Adult General Passport Application (PPTC 153)
• Complete and print the application
• Submit it in person or by mail, depending on service needed

Find a local office here: https://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/offices/index.asp

If You Are a U.S. Citizen:
First-time applicants must apply in person: https://travel.state.gov/pasport

• Use the Form Filler Tool to complete and print Form DS-11
• Schedule an appointment at an acceptance facility: https://iafdb.travel.state.gov

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