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U.S. Passport Book and Card Online Filing Service
Select Passport Application Type
Passport Renewal
- Expiring or has expired within the past 5 years
- Passports have few empty pages
- A renewal applies only if the passport is held by the applicant, intact, and was issued at age 16 or older. Otherwise, a new application is required
New Adult Passport
- This is a first-ever U.S. passport application
- A previous U.S. passport was issued before age 16 and the applicant is now 16 or older
- The prior U.S. passport on record was issued over 15 years ago
All other application types
Child Passport
Child is under 16 years old, even if the child was previously issued a passport
- Child is under 16 years old, even if the child was previously issued a passport
- Both Parents or Legal Guardians must appear with the child at a local acceptance agent
- A notarized DS-3053 if one of the parents/legal guardians cannot be present
Lost / Stolen Passport
The passport was misplaced
- The passport was misplaced
- The passport was stolen
- A police report is not required
Damaged Passport
The passport is still valid but damaged
- The passport is still valid but damaged
- The passport was issued at age 16 or older
- The damaged passport must be sent in with a signed statement describing the damage
Second Passport
The previous passport was issued at age 16 or older
- The previous passport was issued at age 16 or older
- The previous passport was issued within the past 15 years
- The previous passport is still held by the applicant
- A second passport is required
Name Change
The name was legally updated (marriage, divorce, or court order)
- The name was legally updated (marriage, divorce, or court order)
- The current or expired passport is still under the previous name
Passport Card
Expiring or has expired within the past 5 years
- Expiring or has expired within the past 5 years
- Applying for a new passport
- A renewal applies only if the passport must be held by the applicant, intact, and issued at age 16 or older. Otherwise, a new application is required
Need an Expedited Passport?
How Expedited Service Works
From application to passport in hand — here's each step, how long it takes, and what is handled.
1
Choose a passport type
New, renewal, child, lost, or replacement.
2
Fill out the online application
The guided form adapts to the passport type and asks only what's relevant.
3
Mail in the documents
You gather the supporting documents and mail the packet off.
4
We expedite it at the agency
Our courier hand-delivers the file to the passport agency.
5
Get the passport
Sent back overnight to the delivery address.
Still have questions?
Our support team is available Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm PST.
What if I make a mistake?
You can edit any answer at any time even after submission through a dedicated dashboard or contact support and we'll correct it before the packet is prepared.
How will you contact me if something is missing?
By email first, then by phone if we don't hear back in time. You can also log into the dashboard to see exactly what we need.
Do I need a USPS Acceptance Agent visit?
Only for first-time passports (DS-11) or child passports. Renewals can be mailed in directly. We'll let you know which applies to you.
Do I need to buy a shipping label?
Yes, USPS offers free flat rate envelopes, you just buy the label. Some applications include a pre-paid label. The checklist you receive in the mail will contain instructions.
How long does the whole process take?
Most applications complete in 12 days. Rush service delivers in 4–6 business days.
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