RushMyPassport is a private service owned by Expedited Travel, registered with the U.S. Department of State to hand-carry passport applications.
Your U.S. passport must be in your possession, not damaged, and issued when you were 16 or older. Your most recent U.S. Passport is ONE of the following:
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Complete your passport application online with our Smart Wizard, get a passport photo, and gather supporting documents.
When renewing your passport, small mistakes can lead to big delays. That’s why many travelers use RushMyPassport, a private service owned by Expedited Travel and registered with the U.S. Department of State to hand-carry passport applications. Our service includes application review, tracking, and expedited processing in just days.
Nearly 30% of passport applications are delayed or rejected each year due to common errors when travelers apply on their own.
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Prefer to apply directly through the government? You may visit a passport agency. As a courtesy, our Help Center provides access to all required forms and official instructions.
(Expedited Service)
Reliable processing for upcoming trips four weeks out.
(Same Day Service)
For true emergencies. Your passport in hand today.
(Priority Service)
Great value option when you still need it quick but not overnight.
(Emergency Service)
Fast turnaround for last-minute trips without the panic.
(Smart Service)
Budget-friendly, if you’ve got plenty of time before you travel.
Here are some of the most common questions our users tend to ask
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If travel is urgent, RushMyPassport offers emergency service options with processing as fast as same day or within 24–48 hours, depending on eligibility and availability. For the fastest service, you’ll need to account for the time it takes to ship your documents to the passport agency and for overnight return shipping once processing is complete.
For example, if you send your documents to us on Monday and they are received Tuesday morning, same-day service means your application is submitted that business day. Once processing is completed, your passport is shipped back to you as quickly as possible. Proof of travel is required for shorter timeframes.
Yes, you have five years from the expiration date to renew your passport as long as it is a 10-year passport (does not include temporary or child passports), and is not damaged.
Some countries require that your passport have at least six months of validity beyond the dates of your trip. If your passport expires sooner than that, it is highly recommended that you renew it now. Some airlines will not allow you to board if this requirement is not met.
Child Passports [child was under 16 when issued a passport] are only valid for 5 years. They cannot be renewed the same way as an adult passport. You must apply for a New Child Passport until the age of 16.
Note: To expedite your child’s passport with our service, please select the "child passport" service for all minors under 16. Applicants ages 16–17 must apply for a new adult passport and may be required to apply in person with a parent or guardian.
Unfortunately, damaged passports cannot be renewed. You must select the damaged passport service, which requests a statement explaining how the passport was mutilated or damaged. Your passport will be considered damaged if it has extensive water damage, torn or ripped pages, unapproved holes, separated pages, a loose or missing cover, or any other suspicious markings. If you are not sure, it is best to apply for a new passport.
Don’t let a passport mistake ruin your travel plans.
