Starting April 2, 2018, the Passport Acceptance Agent fee will rise from $25 to $35 at all Passport Acceptance Facilities across the United States. This government fee, also known as an "execution fee," applies to all...
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For many young people, the first time they need a passport is for study abroad or a school trip to a foreign country. Today, we'll give you the lowdown on your passport and visa needs for your international...
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Passport questions? You've come to the right place. Not only can G3Passports.com get you a new passport quickly, but we are here to be a resource of passport information for you. Today, we'll answer your questions...
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The most important document you'll submit to get your new US passport is your proof of citizenship. Without appropriate official documents to prove you are a US citizen, you won't be issued a passport! Today we'll...
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Did you know there are special requirements for teenager's passports? Teens age 16 and 17 fall into a special category of passport applicants. At age 16, a teen is eligible for a new adult passport valid for 10...
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Your birth certificate is your primary proof of citizenship if you were born in the United States. Under US law, if you were born on US soil -- or in US waters, or even in an airplane flying in US air space! -- you...
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When you get your first passport, you might wonder about the passport fees. What exactly will you have to pay? And what exactly are you paying for? The fees for your new passport will be made up of several...
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Do you know what information you'll need to fill out your passport application? The first time you apply for a passport, you'll need to complete passport application form DS-11. This government form asks for a lot...
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2016 is shaping up to be a major year for US passport changes. On the heels of the recent discontinuation of additional passport pages service, the State Department will soon unveil new, redesigned US passport books....
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