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Passport Processing Times Increase: Here’s How To Cut in Line 

Passport Processing Times Increase: Here’s How To Cut in Line 

Passport processing times have recently been extended, with routine processing for U.S. passports currently sitting at 8-11 weeks. If you’re planning on traveling internationally in the near future, it’s a good idea to plan ahead on how long it will take for your passport to be processed once you’ve applied.

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You can view the latest processing times by visiting the U.S.

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Top 4 Passport Renewal Mistakes

Top 4 Passport Renewal Mistakes

Renewing your passport can be a complex and time-consuming process. To ensure a smooth and successful renewal, it’s important to avoid common mistakes that can cause delays or even rejection.

In this blog, we will highlight 4 of the most common passport renewal mistakes and provide tips on how to avoid them.

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How to Change the Name on a Passport

How to Change the Name on a Passport

Just married? Newly divorced? Whatever the story behind your new name, you need to make sure that the change is reflected on your passport. To avoid travel disruptions, the name on your ticket and passport should match.

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