U.S. Passport Renewal

Who is eligible
Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who already have an undamaged United States passport;
and who were sixteen years old or older at issuance,
and whose passport is less than fifteen years old.
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VisaHQ prices do not include Department of State fees

  • 1. Documents
  • 2. Shipping

Gathering the necessary documents to Renew Your Passport

APlace order for Passport Renewal
By placing the order with us you will reserve a spot to expedite your passport renewal application. Spots are limited, make your reservation now.

If you are traveling within next two weeks you should select a 4 business days processing option and contact our office to reserve your spot to expedite your passport application.
BU.S. passport renewal application: DS-82 online
Click on "Submit" under "Complete Form Online" column, complete all required fields and print out the application. Be sure to sign and date your application. The DS-82 form must be completed online, applications without a barcode in the top left will not be accepted.
CLetter of Authorization 
Please download, print and sign 2 copies of the Letter of Authorization.
DTwo (2) passport photos
Photos must be identical, taken within the past 6 months, 2x2 inches, and not from a vending machine.
Starting November 1, 2016, eye glasses will no longer be allowed in passport photos.

More on passport photo requirements.
EOld (most recent) undamaged passport
Make sure that your old passport:
- Was issued within the last 15 years.
- You were at least 16 years of age at the time.
NOTE: Your previous passport will be returned to you with your new passport.
F Travel itinerary
- Copy of a plane ticket to a foreign country, or
- Copy of a travel itinerary with the applicant's name showing dates and flight info, or if neither is available and traveling for business
- A letter from the employer.

For 4-7 and 8-10 business day passport service travel dates must be within 14 days.
GPassport card
- Passport card must be surrendered along with the old passport book even if you are not renewing your card.
HGovernment Fees
U.S. Department of State fee of $211.36 can be added to your order or please send a Certified Check or Money Order payable to the "U.S. Department of State" for $211.36

Shipping the documents to Russian Heritage Society

Make sure that the following documents are included:

1. Signed and dated Application Form for passport renewal (DS-82)
2. Expired Passport
3. Two (2) Passport Photos
4. Letter of Authorization (2 signed copies)
5. Travel itinerary
6. Certified Check or Money Order for $211.36 payable to the U.S. Department of State

Please use delivery services the offer a tracking number such as
FedEx, UPS, or USPS Express.
Mail the documents to: Russian Heritage Society / U.S. Passport Services
1701 Rhode Island Ave NW
Washington, DC 20036
Tel: +1-202-661-8111

Other passport services

  • New Passport
    Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who have never before applied for a United States passport;
    or whose passport was issued over fifteen years ago;
    or who are no longer in possession of expired passport;
    or whose valid U.S. passport is mutilated or damaged.
  • US passport for a child
    All children, regardless of age, must have their own passport when traveling internationally
    Passports for children are issued with the validity of 5 years
    Passports for children cannot be renewed
  • Second US passport
    Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who at the discretion of the Department of State are:
    frequent travelers without enough time to obtain their visas
    or need another passport for travel to conflicting countries.
  • Replace lost passport
    Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who have lost their United States passport which is still valid.
  • Damaged US Passport
    Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who have lost their United States passport which is still valid.
  • Passport name change
    Naturally born or naturalized United States citizens who changed their legal name since their passport issuance;
    and whose passport was issued within the last year.