I made my passport release. vs I released my passport.

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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[b]I made my passport release

I released my passport

Which one is correct and is there a phrase like ‘release passport’?[/b]

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Hi Volcano

If government officials confiscated your passport, kept it for a while, and then finally gave it back to you, for example, then I suppose you could possibly say “They released my passport (to me)”.

Is that the sort of thing you were thinking of?
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I think like this:

Sentence 1 - You tried to get your passport released from some one. I mean you influenced/tried to take/get released your passport from them. The Authority is not with you.

  1. On your own, (the Authority is with you) you did it.
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I mean, I have no passport so i am going to have it for the first time

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Hi Volcano

The word “release” is not appropriate in this case.
You can say things such as this, for example:

  • I got a passport.
  • I applied for a passport (and I will get it in about a week).
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Thank you :slight_smile: