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Passport Renewal

 
Should you renew your Passport in person?

Argentina - photo by Catherine O'ConnorYes, If you:

  1. Were under the age of 16 when your previous passport was issued; or
  2. Lost your previous passport or it was damaged or stolen; or
  3. Have a previous passport that expired more than 5 years ago.

Renewal applications for children 16 and under require submission of previous passport as well as a photocopy of a birth certificate.

Applicants who will renew in person will complete the DS-11 form.

Should you renew your Passport by mail?  

Yes, if you do not meet 1 of the 3 conditions listed above.  You will renew your passport by mail even if you have a name change since your previous passport was issued.

Applicants who will renew by mail will complete the DS-82 form.  All applicants who possess a previous passport will submit that passport as proof of citizenship; a birth certificate is not required.

Each type of application form is available at the Passport Facility.

Applicants who fit the criteria to renew by mail are welcome to come in for photos.

Please visit the U.S. Department of State website for printable application forms and further information.

Passport Application Acceptance Facility
1128 East Mabel Street P.O. Box 210513 Tucson, Arizona 85721 United States of America
Tel: 1.520.626.7161 Fax: 1.520.621.2757
Office Hours:
Monday, Wednesday, & Friday 9:00-5:00
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