Rush Passport Renewal

Passport Renewal

Choose an office: Orlando or Miami

Renew a passport still in your possession that was valid for 10 years and either has not expired or has not been expired for more than 5 years. If your passport was only valid for 5 years then it is not a renewable passport.

Passport Renewal Steps and Instructions:

STEP 1- Gather the following documentation

A. APPLICATION FORM DS #82 -(Click here)
Please click the link above to fill out the application form. In order to finalize the application you must print it. You will notice the printed application will have a bar code on page #5 that appears on the top left hand corner next to the traveler’s name. As a matter of fact, the State Department requires us to use only the form with this bar code.

Please be sure to sign and date the DS #82 form before sending to us.

B. 1 Passport sized photo

Click here in order to see passport photo regulations

C. Most Recent Passport

Please make sure it was:

1. Issued within the last 15 years
2. Valid for 10 years
3. Spelled correctly (if there were any errors or you are changing your name then include a certified copy of your birth certificate or marriage certificate indicating this change).
4. In order to renew your passport it must not be damaged.
NOTE: Generally your previous passport will be returned to you with your new passport.

D. Travel Itinerary

One of these:

Copy of airline tickets
Copy of itinerary or reservation
Letter on Company’s Letterhead (job or social institution)

E. Letter of Authorization

Authorization Letter is given once your order has been placed. We will then call you regarding your order and provide you with the proper authorization letter that will allow us to process your documentation.

F. Government Fees:

The government fee for a passport renewal is $208.32 payable by check or money order. If you chose to get the passport card in addition to the passport book please prepare a check or money order for $238.32. Your check must not be a starter check and must have your full name and address on it. As a matter of fact, the State Department does not accept temporary checks.