Is the passport number 1 or I?

The passport number is the number 1.

Friends who need to apply for a passport can go to the entry and exit management department of the (county) public security bureau at or above the county level where the household registration is located. The exit-entry bureau where the household registration is located is based on the household registration place on the ID card of the person concerned. At the same time, the person concerned must provide relevant identity proof materials in advance when applying for a passport.

The format of the passport number: the format of the ordinary passport number for private purposes is: 14/15+7 digits, G+8 digits; the ordinary passport number format for public purposes is: P.+7 digits;

Official passports are: S.+7 digits or S+8 digits, and those starting with D are diplomatic passports. D=diplomatic

Since May 1, 2018, all passports in the country Implement the "one-time only" system for applying for passports and other entry-exit documents, ensuring that applicants can complete all procedures for applying for passports and other entry-exit documents once at the entry-exit reception window. The new "one-time" entry-exit management policy for applying for passports is a new effort by this new agency to improve the level of immigration and entry-exit service management.

Related suggestions: If you generally do not go abroad, it is usually not recommended to apply for a passport. In China, you do not need a passport to fly, and there are many domestic means of transportation to choose from, such as high-speed rail, bullet trains, etc. Compared with airplanes , high-speed trains usually have no delays, and the ride comfort is not bad either.

Legal basis: Article 11 of the "Passport Law of the People's Republic of China": Under any of the following circumstances, the passport holder may apply for a replacement or reissue of the passport in accordance with regulations:

(1) The validity period of the passport is about to expire;

(2) The visa page of the passport is about to be used up;

(3) The passport is damaged and cannot be used;

(4) The passport is lost or stolen;

(5) There are other circumstances where the passport needs to be renewed or reissued for legitimate reasons.

The "Passport Law of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that Chinese passports are divided into ordinary passports, diplomatic passports and official passports. Ordinary passports are divided into two types: private passports and public passports. Among them, ordinary passports for Chinese citizens for private purposes (hereinafter referred to as ordinary passports) are mainly issued to Chinese citizens who visit relatives abroad, travel, study, and settle abroad. They are widely used and held in large quantities.