#US PASSPORT RENEWAL APPLICATION DS 82 DRIVERS#

#US PASSPORT RENEWAL APPLICATION DS 82 DRIVERS#

Photo copy of Drivers License/Valid ID (front and back copy).Valid Drivers License, Military ID, or other government issued ID.Photo copy of birth certificate/original certificate of naturalization/expired passport > 15 years.Original birth certificate/original certificate of naturalization/expired passport > 15 years.A Passport Photo (available at Walgreens or CVS).Please see the fee section for the appropriate fees. Fees: A portion of the fee must be a check or money order.Application (DS-11): Please use black ink and do not sign the application until requested to do so by one of our clerks.Please read the application carefully and visit the U.S. (904) 541-2784 Passport Process Fees and Checklist Wilkes Judicial Complex (Clay County Courthouse)Īnd at our Orange Park office located at: Passport applications are accepted in the Official Records Division at: For the latest time frame estimates, always refer to. The expected time frame for this process to be completed and passports returned changes often based on demand, complexity of application, personnel availability and national emergencies. We are a Passport Acceptance Facility on behalf of The United States Department of State. Expedited service (additional $) can take up to 12 weeks (6 weeks of processing and 6 weeks in transit/mail).Routine service can take up to 18 weeks (12 weeks of processing and 6 weeks in transit/mail).With this in mind, the service times currently are as follows: As a reminder, their processing begins the day they receive it, not the date it is mailed from your local Clerk’s Office. The federal government’s Passport Services processing times are noted below. They can be reached at (877) 487-2778 Monday – Friday from 8am to 10pm. You must call the National Passport Information Center within 14 calendar days of your scheduled travel (or within 28 calendar days if you need a foreign visa) to make an appointment for passport services at a U.S.

Department of State, if you are planning on traveling internationally in less than 9 weeks, you cannot apply for a passport at the Clerk’s Office.