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22 CFR 51.7 - Passport property of the U.S. Government

CFR > Title 22 > Chapter I > Part 51 > § 51.7. Passport property of the U.S. Government

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(a) A passport at all times remains the property of the United States and must be returned to the U.S. Government upon demand.

(b) Law enforcement authorities who take possession of a passport for use in an investigation or prosecution must return the passport to the Department on completion of the investigation and/or prosecution.


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U.S. Code Title 22 > Chapter 75 > Subchapter III - Reports

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U.S. Code Title 22 > Chapter 75 > Subchapter V - Miscellaneous Provisions

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