1. What is the Passport Fee for Adults in Washington?

The passport fee for adults in Washington is $145.

2. What are the Payment Methods Accepted for Passport Applications in Washington?

The U.S. Department of State accepts the following payment methods for passport applications in Washington:

– Credit cards (Visa, Master Card, American Express, and Discover)
– Debit cards (Visa, Master Card, and American Express)
– Check or money order payable to the U.S. Department of State
– Bank draft payable to the U.S. Department of State
– Cash (at limited locations)

3. Is the Passport Card Available in Washington?

Yes, the Passport Card is available in Washington.

4. What is the Price of a Passport Card in Washington?

The cost of a passport card in Washington state is $55 for adults and $40 for minors (under age 16).

5. Are the Passport Fees Different in Washington for Children and Adults?

Yes, the fees for passports in Washington are different for children and adults. For adults, the fee is $110 for a new passport, $30 for a passport renewal, and $140 for a new passport with a visa. For children under age 16, the fee is $80 for a new passport, $15 for a passport renewal, and $105 for a new passport with a visa.

6. How Much Does It Cost to Renew Your Passport in Washington?

The fee to renew a passport in Washington is $110 for a standard adult passport or $30 for a passport card. Additional fees may apply if you need expedited processing.

7. Is Same-Day Service Offered for Passport Services in Washington?

Yes, same-day passport services are offered in Washington. Both first-time applications and renewals can be done on the same day, with an appointment at a designated post office.

8. What Are the Processing Times for Passport Applications in Washington?

The processing times for passport applications in Washington will vary depending on whether you apply with standard mail-in service or in-person at one of the regional passport agencies. If you choose standard mail-in service, your passport application will typically take 4-6 weeks to process. If you choose to apply in-person at a regional passport agency, your passport application will usually be processed within 2-3 weeks.

9. Are There Any Additional Costs for Expedited Service for Passports in Washington?

Yes, there are additional fees for expedited service when applying for a passport in Washington. The cost for expedited service is $60. This fee is in addition to the application fee and the fee for a passport book or card.

10. Do I Need to Pay a Fee When Applying for a Passport Renewal in Washington?

Yes, you must pay a fee when applying for a passport renewal in Washington. The application fee is currently $110, which covers both application and execution fees. You can pay this fee by check or money order made out to the U.S. Department of State.

11. Are There Different Fees for Expedited Service or Other Services When Applying for a New Passport in Washington?

Yes, there are different fees for expedited service or other services when applying for a new passport in Washington. Expedited service costs an additional $60. Other services, such as adding additional pages or replacing a passport, range from $20 to $145 depending on the service.

12. What Forms of Payment Are Accepted at Post Offices and Other Locations Across Washington for Passport Applications?

The U.S. Department of State accepts payment by check or money order, made payable to the U.S. Department of State, for passport applications in Washington. Credit cards are also accepted at many post offices and other locations across the state.

13. Are There Special Fees For Applicants Under 16 Years of Age Applying For a New Passport in Washington?

Yes, applicants under 16 years of age applying for a new passport in Washington must pay an additional fee of $15.

14. Is There an Additional Fee to Get a Certified Copy of Your Passport Application When Applying in Washington?

Yes, there is an additional fee for a certified copy of your passport application when applying in Washington. The fee is $25 and will be charged for each certified copy requested.

15. Are There Special Fees For Applicants Over 65 Years of Age Applying For a New Passport in Washington?

No, there are no special fees for applicants over 65 years of age applying for a new passport in Washington. All applicants must pay the standard fee for a new passport, regardless of their age.

16. How Long Does It Take to Process an Application at the Regional Agency Locations Across Washington?

The processing time for an application at a regional agency location in Washington varies depending on the type of application and the number of applications that the agency is processing at the time. It is recommended that applicants check with their local agency to determine the current processing times.

17. Do I Need to Present Identification When Applying For a New or Renewal Passport at an Agency Location Across Washington?

Yes, applicants are required to present a valid form of identification when applying for a new or renewal passport at an agency location across Washington. Acceptable forms of identification include a valid driver’s license, state-issued ID, military ID, or passport.

18. Is There a Special Fee to Receive Your New or Renewal Passport at Your Address Inside Washington?

Yes. The U.S. Department of State charges a fee for the expedited delivery of passports via USPS Priority Mail Express. The fee is $17.13 plus the cost of the passport.

19. Is There a Fee Due When Applying For a Second Valid Passport at an Agency Location Across Washington?

Yes, a fee is due when applying for a second valid passport at an agency location across Washington. The fee is $110 for a passport book and $30 for a passport card.

20. Are Credit Cards, Cheques, Money Orders, or Cash Accepted at Post Offices and Other Locations Across Washington For Payment of Passport Fees and Services?

Yes, post offices and other acceptance facilities across Washington accept credit card, check, money order, and cash for passport fees and services.