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

The passport fee for adults in Hawaii is $110.

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

The payment methods accepted for passport applications in Hawaii include: cash, check, or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State; credit or debit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover); and prepaid debit cards.

3. Is the Passport Card Available in Hawaii?

Yes, the Passport Card is available in Hawaii.

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

The cost of a passport card in Hawaii is $65.

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

Yes, the passport fees in Hawaii are different for children and adults. For children under the age of 16, the cost of a passport book is $80 and the cost of a passport card is $15. For adults 16 years old and over, the cost of a passport book is $110 and the cost of a passport card is $30.

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

The fee to renew a passport in Hawaii is the same as the standard fee for passport renewal in the United States. The cost to renew a passport for an adult (age 16 and over) is $110, plus an additional $35 execution fee. For minors (under the age of 16), the cost is $80 plus the $35 execution fee.

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

Yes. The Hawaii Department of State offers same-day passport services in both Honolulu and Hilo. The application must be submitted before 1:00 PM local time in order to be eligible for same-day processing. Additional fees apply.

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

The processing time for routine passport applications is approximately 6-8 weeks, while expedited applications are processed within 2-3 weeks. For more details on processing times, visit the U.S. Department of State website: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/apply-renew-passport/processing-times.html

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

Yes, there are additional costs for expedited service for passports in Hawaii. The fees are as follows: $60 for expedited processing with 8-14 day delivery; $170 for expedited processing with 4-7 day delivery; and $265 for expedited processing with 2-3 day delivery. Additionally, there is an extra fee of $17.13 for overnight delivery and return of the passport to the applicant.

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

No, there is no fee for passport renewal in Hawaii. However, you may need to pay a fee for any additional services such as expedited service, passport cards, or passport photos.

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

Yes. When applying for a new passport in Hawaii, expedited services are available for an additional fee. Expedited service fees vary depending on the type of service requested and the number of people included on the application. Other services, such as passport photo and copy fees, may also be applicable.

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

At post offices and other locations across Hawaii for passport applications, forms of payment accepted may include debit/credit cards, money orders, checks, and cash.

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

Yes. Applicants under 16 years of age must pay additional fees for a new passport. A minor (under 16) passport application will cost $105, which includes the $35 execution fee. The fee for a minor passport renewal is $80.

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

No, there is no additional fee for certified copies of your passport application when applying in Hawaii.

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

No, there are no special fees for applicants over 65 years of age applying for a new passport in Hawaii. The same application fee applies to all passport applicants.

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

The processing time for applications at Hawaii Regional Agency locations varies depending on the type of application. Generally, applications take up to six weeks to process. For more specific information, applicants should contact the relevant Hawaii Regional Agency for more details.

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

Yes, you must present a valid form of identification when applying for a new or renewal passport at an agency location across Hawaii. Acceptable forms of identification include a driver’s license, state ID, military ID, or original or certified copy of your birth certificate.

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

Yes. For expedited passport service in Hawaii, there is a fee of $60 in addition to the cost of the passport and any other applicable fees.

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

Yes, there is a fee due when applying for a second valid passport at an agency location across Hawaii. The fee is $110.

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

Yes, credit cards, money orders, and cash are all accepted at post offices and other passport acceptance facilities across Hawaii for payment of passport fees and services.