1. How Long Does it Take to Receive a Passport in Hawaii?

The average processing time for a passport application submitted in Hawaii is 4-6 weeks. Expedited options are available for an additional fee and can reduce the processing time to 2-3 weeks.

2. What is the Average Processing Time for a Passport in Hawaii?

The average processing time for a passport application in Hawaii is 4-6 weeks.

3. Are There Any Expedited Processing Options Available for Passports in Hawaii?

Yes, there are expedited processing options available for passports in Hawaii. Expedited processing options can include applying for a passport at a Passport Agency, or using an expedited service through an approved passport expediting company.

4. How Much Does it Cost to Get a Passport in Hawaii?

The cost of obtaining a passport in Hawaii is the same as the cost for obtaining a passport anywhere else in the United States. The cost for a new adult passport book is $110. There is an additional fee of $35 for executing the application.

5. What are the Requirements to Apply for a Passport in Hawaii?

In order to apply for a passport in Hawaii, applicants must bring the following items with them:

• A completed passport application form (Form DS-11). This form can be completed online and printed, or filled out by hand.

• Proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a previously issued, undamaged U.S. passport; a certified birth certificate issued by the city, county or state; a Consular Report of Birth Abroad or Certification of Birth; a Naturalization Certificate; or a Certificate of Citizenship.

• Proof of identity, such as a valid driver’s license, valid government ID, or valid military ID card.

• Two identical passport photos taken within the last six months, with your name and date of birth written lightly in pencil on the back of each photo.

• A check or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State for the required passport fees.

6. How Long Does it Take to Get a Passport Renewal in Hawaii?

The processing time for passport renewals in Hawaii typically takes 4-6 weeks. Expedited service may be available for an additional fee that can reduce the processing time to 2-3 weeks.

7. How Long Does it Take to Replace a Lost or Stolen Passport in Hawaii?

It typically takes 4-6 weeks to replace a lost or stolen passport in Hawaii. However, if you need your passport sooner, you can apply in-person at the Honolulu Passport Agency, which can process emergency passport applications in as little as 8 business days.

8. Can I Get Same-Day Processing for My Passport in Hawaii?

No, same-day processing is not available in Hawaii. However, depending on the passport service you need and your location, you may be able to get your passport in as little as two weeks. For the fastest service available, please contact one of the Hawaii Regional Passport Centers.

9. What are the Processing Times for First Time Passport Applicants in Hawaii?

For first time passport applicants in Hawaii, the processing time is typically 4-6 weeks.

10. Are There Special Requirements for Children Seeking a Passport in Hawaii?

Yes, there are special requirements for children seeking a passport in Hawaii. Children under the age of 16 must submit a parental consent form and must be accompanied by both parents when applying for a passport. Additional documentation may be required such as birth certificates and proof of parental relationship. A valid governmental-issued photo ID is also required for both the child and the parents.

11. What are the Wait Times for Appointments at Regional Passport Agencies in Hawaii?

According to the U.S. Department of State, the wait time for appointments at regional passport agencies in Hawaii is three weeks.

12. How Can I Track the Status of My Application for a New Passport in Hawaii?

The best way to track the status of your passport application is to contact the Hawaii Department of State’s passport agency directly. The agency can provide you with detailed information about the status of your application and any additional steps that may be required. You can reach the agency by calling 1-877-487-2778 or by visiting their website at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel.html.

13. Where Can I Find the Nearest Regional Passport Agency in Hawaii?

The nearest regional passport agency in Hawaii is located at the U.S. Diplomatic and Consular Agency in Honolulu, located at the U.S. Embassy at 2433 Pali Hwy, Honolulu, HI 96817.

14. How Do I Renew My Expired Passport in Hawaii?

If your passport has expired, you can renew it at a local passport acceptance facility in Hawaii, such as a U.S. Post Office. You can also renew your passport by mail using Form DS-82. Instructions and the form can be found here: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/renew-a-passport.html

15. What are the Requirements to Obtain an Emergency Passport in Hawaii?

In order to obtain an emergency passport in Hawaii, applicants must:

1. Complete the proper application form (such as Form DS-11)
2. Provide proof of U.S. citizenship (such as a birth certificate or previous passport).
3. Provide proof of identity (such as a valid driver’s license, government ID, or military ID).
4. Present two recent passport photos that meet the requirements.
5. Pay the applicable fees (this will depend on the type of passport you are applying for).
6. Show proof of travel plans.
7. Provide a letter from an authorized official explaining the reasons for the emergency passport request.

16. Can I Use an Expedited Service For My Passport Renewal Request in Hawaii?

Yes, you can use an expedited service for your passport renewal request in Hawaii. The U.S. Department of State website allows you to select an expedited service when submitting your renewal application. You will pay an additional fee for the service and must meet the criteria for expediting the request. You must also submit your application at a U.S. passport agency or at an authorized acceptance facility in Hawaii.

17. What is the Average Time It Takes to Receive My New Passport After Applying in Hawaii?

It typically takes between two to three weeks for the U.S. Department of State to process and issue a passport in Hawaii.

18. Are There Any Additional Document Requirements to Apply for a Passport in Hawaii?

Yes, in addition to the standard application requirements for a passport, applicants in Hawaii must submit proof of identity, such as a valid driver’s license or state-issued ID card, and proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a certified birth certificate. Applicants must also present two identical passport photos, an application fee, and any applicable expedited service fees.

19. Where Can I Find Forms and Information about Getting a Passport in Hawaii?

The U.S. Department of State provides information regarding passport requirements and application forms for Hawaii residents. Forms can be found at travel.state.gov/passport/forms, and additional information is available at travel.state.gov/passport/get/first/first_830.html. The website for the Hawaii passport office is hi.usembassy.gov/passports/.

20. What is the Procedure for Applying for a Second Passport in Hawaii?

The procedure for applying for a second passport in Hawaii is as follows:

1. Fill out the appropriate application form. This can either be a passport renewal form if you already have a valid passport, or a passport application for first-time applicants.

2. Provide two recent passport-sized photos. The photos must be taken within the last six months and should meet all the requirements of the Department of State.

3. Provide proof of U.S. citizenship, either by submitting a certified copy of your birth certificate or naturalization papers, if applicable.

4. Gather any supporting documents you may need to provide, such as an old passport, marriage certificate, or court order, depending on your circumstances.

5. Submit your application to the Hawaii Regional Passport Agency in either Honolulu or Hilo. You may also mail it to the National Passport Processing Center in Pennsylvania if there’s enough time before you need the passport.

6. Pay the applicable fee, either by cash (in Hilo only) or check or money order made out to the U.S. Department of State. The cost for a second passport is the same as for a first-time applicant (currently $110 for adults over 16).