You already know that it’s a bad idea to wait until the last minute to renew your passport. But how early is too early to renew your passport? Can you renew a passport anytime? Find out when to renew a passport and if you qualify for a passport renewal.
When to Renew a PassportAs long as you’re over the age of 16, your passport is good for 10 years after it’s issued.
Read Article After 10 years, your passport probably feels like an old friend. Unfortunately, after a decade of accompanying you all over the world, it’s time for your old friend to retire. Applying for a passport renewal in a timely fashion will keep you footloose and fancy free, ready to jet off somewhere exotic at a moment’s notice.
Read Article The process to renew your passport varies depending on your age. Read the information below to determine how to proceed with your passport renewal:
How to Renew an Adult PassportMost of the time, adults can renew their passports by mail, even if it’s already expired.
Read ArticleGovernment paperwork is not always written in the most user-friendly manner, and passport renewal forms are no exception. Unfortunately, if you make a mistake filling it out or you don’t send in the required documentation, your new passport could be delayed.
Read ArticleFor an entire decade, your passport has been one of your closest companions, accompanying you all across the world. However, all good things must come to an end one day. Passports issued after the bearer reaches the age of 16 will remain valid for ten years, though you will probably need to renew yours sooner than that.
Read ArticleIf you have a passport that’s either approaching its expiration date or already expired, you may be eligible to apply by mail. How do you know if you’re eligible to renew your passport by mail?
Read Article*The passport fees have recently changed. As of April 2nd, 2018, the passport acceptance fee has gone up from $25 to $35.
How do you know if you should renew your old passport or simply apply for a new one?
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