No, a renewed passport typically has a new passport number and is different from the previous one.
No, when a passport is renewed, the passport number typically remains the same.
No, the passport number typically remains the same when it is renewed.
No, your passport number typically remains the same when it is renewed.
No, renewed passports typically have a different number than the original passport.
No, your new passport will have a different number than your previous one.
Yes.No, every passport book has its own unique number. However, in the federal database, they keep all the passport numbers you have had in your life.* Some countries also add the National ID Number of the bearer in the data-page of their passports (the US does not have such thing) and that number will remain the same all the time.
No, the book number is not the same as the passport number.
No, the passport number typically changes when you renew your passport.
No, your passport number remains the same when you replace your passport.
No, when you renew your passport, you typically receive a new passport number.
No, your passport number typically remains the same when you renew your passport.
No, the passport number typically remains the same when renewing a passport.