USPS passport appointment 2017

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The United States Postal Service works a large number of Post Offices around the nation that can acknowledge international ID applications for the benefit of the United States Department of State. Post Office areas that acknowledge international ID applications offer the items and administrations your requirement for a first-time travel permit or recharging identification application. At a few areas, you can have your travel permit photograph gone up on site the for an extra expense. 

Utilize our PO Locator Tool to locate a close-by Post Office that offers administrations. Remember that some Post Offices have restricted visa acknowledgment hours or require an arrangement. 

USPS passport appointment Guide 2017

Step 1: Apply  as Early  as you can:

A months before your trip, apply for your passport.you need to know your expiration date.you need to have a 6 months validity of your passport to enter many countries.

Step 2: Prepare for Your Application

• In preparing your passport application The U.S. Department of State has detailed guidelines
• You need to  Complete and print a passport application online
• Have an application from a Post Office location that has passport acceptance services.

Step 3: Look for a  Post Office

Some of Post Offices may have limited hours for passport services.Call ahead and make an appointment.to find the nearest Post Office that offers passport services, Use the PO Locator.

If you In a Hurry?

You can have this below if you're in a hurry in a new application:

• Pay  AND  Request  for faster application processing service
• Buy the Priority Mail Express service for a fast speed of your application to and from the U.S. Department of State.
• Set an appointment at a dept.of state passport agency.

Source: USPS