·   An Identity Card.

·   An extract of Civil Registration.

·   A Ration card or a certificate from the UNRWA stating that he does not have a record in its registry.

·   An identification and residence certificate issued by the JP ^(*) along with the testimony of two witnesses including the photocopy of their identity cards.

·   Three colored photos stamped by the JP’s seal.

·   60.000 L.L. for the period of one year.

·   180.000 L.L. for the period of three years.

·   300.000 L.L. for the period of five years concerning the travel document only.

·   The damaged travel document or the clear parts of it should be presented.

·   In case of total damage the application is presented on the basis of a lost travel document.

·   The applicant will be subject to an investigation process in the General Security Regional Office where the application is presented in order to clarify the causes of the damage.

·   Once the approval to issue a new document replacing the damaged one is granted, the individual attends the regional department along with all the required documents in order to obtain a new travel document.

* JP: Justice of the peace or commissioner of declarations , it is the judicial officer elected in each district authorized to witness and sign statutory declarations and provide various application forms for official procedures.