Great news for U.S. travelers! The U.S. Department of State is expanding its passport services to make international travel more convenient.
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken announced:
To better serve the growing number of Americans seeking U.S. passports, the Department is taking steps to establish six new passport agencies.
Here’s what this means for you and how you can benefit.
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Same-day passports are available in Miami, Florida. But you can’t get same-day processing if you submit your passport application at the post office.
If you have upcoming travel plans and need a passport ASAP, you may be able to schedule an appointment with the Miami Passport Agency, or you may want to consider utilizing a private expediting company.
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Same-day passports are available in Dallas, Texas. But you can’t get same-day processing if you submit your passport application at the post office. If you have upcoming travel plans and need a passport ASAP, you may be able to schedule an appointment with the Dallas Passport Agency, or you may want to consider utilizing a private expediting company.
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San Diego residents have plenty of great options to get their passport with ease. Under normal travel circumstances, San Diego offers travelers the option to get expedited passport services, routine passport processing, and even a same day passport.
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If you are applying for a new adult passport, child passport, or replacing a lost or stolen passport, you are required to submit your application in person. Where do you go to get a passport in person?
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Routine passport processing in Atlanta GA takes 4-6 weeks or longer. But travelers near Atlanta that need a faster passport option can now expedite using RushMyPassport or by making an appointment at the Atlanta passport office.
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Sunny Florida is a paradise in and of itself, but it’s also located temptingly close to other, more exotic tropical retreats. To the south, the Caribbean beckons, while Mexico is just a short plane ride away.
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