“For passport” appears in phrases about applications or requirements, such as “documents for a passport application.” “Of passport” is not a common standalone English pattern.
Use “for passport” only in a larger phrase connected to purpose or application, such as “fees for passport renewal.” “Of passport” is generally unnatural unless passport modifies another noun in a fixed expression like “copy of passport.”
These forms are not interchangeable. Choose the construction by meaning, not by which preposition appears most often.
Use this pattern when something is intended for passport use or processing.
Use “of passport” after nouns like “copy,” “scan,” or “details.” The main structure is selected by the first noun.
Use “for” after “passport” to show who it belongs to or what it is used for.
The same subject can take different constructions because each sentence answers a different question.
Some combinations appear in real text but do not mean what learners often assume.
English does not usually use “of passport” by itself.
✕ I went to the office of passport. ✓ I went to the passport office.“Of passport” normally depends on another noun such as “copy” or “scan.”
✕ Please send of passport. ✓ Please send a copy of your passport.This pattern needs a related noun such as “application,” “photo,” or “renewal.”
✕ I paid for passport. ✓ I paid for passport renewal.Choose the expression that matches the intended meaning.
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Only in structures such as “copy of passport” where another noun comes first.
Yes, in phrases related to applications, fees, photos, or renewal.
English often uses compounds such as “passport office,” “passport application,” and “passport control.”
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