If you’ve ever stood under harsh fluorescent lights at a drugstore, squinting at a camera while a clerk says “chin down, eyes open,” you know the traditional way of getting a passport photo isn’t exactly glamorous. The good news? In 2025, you can skip the trip entirely and still get a U.S. Department of State–approved photo — all from the comfort of home.
Read ArticleWhen Do You Need a New Passport Photo?
Love it or hate it, you’re stuck with your passport photo for the next decade. But what happens if your appearance changes? Will you need a new passport photo? According to the U.S.
Read ArticleExpedited Passport Services Now Available at Fedex Office
Updated March 18, 2024: FedEx Office and RushMyPassport announced expedited passport services as fast as 3-5 business days. Available online and at FedEx Office locations nationwide.
Expedited passport services are now available at a FedEx Office location near you!
Read ArticleHow to Get a Passport Photo During COVID-19 Closures
You can still apply for your passport during the COVID-19 situation. But how do you get your passport photo? We have great options to safely get your passport photo during the COVID-19 closures and stay-at-home-orders.
Read ArticlePassport Photos: Where to Get Them
The passport photo is the number one reason for applications to be denied. It’s important you take the perfect passport photo to avoid costly delays. Routine passport processing takes 6-8 weeks or longer.
Read ArticleHow to Take a Passport Photo Like Prince
Prince shared his passport photo on Twitter…and the Internet exploded. Writers called it “sheer perfection,” “game-changing” and even “so aggressively sexual it should be illegal.”
Mashable writer Jim Roberts tweeted “You’ll never have a passport photo like this.
Read ArticlePassport Photo Tips & Common Mistakes to Avoid
Unlike other photos you have taken, your passport photo won’t be about finding your good side or taking the shot from the most flattering angle. Your passport will have to adhere to a very strict set of government regulations to make sure that it will be approved by the State Department.
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