Passport Office Atlanta.

Atlanta is a major hub for international travel in the United States. One of the 26 US Passport Offices where passports are issued is located in Atlanta, GA. Whether you're getting a passport renewal, or a new passport, you cannot simply go to the passport office if you need your passport urgently. The US Passport office in Atlanta will only handle super-urgent appointment for "life-or-death" situations or if your date of international travel departure is within 14 days and you have a proof of it. However, scheduling an urgent passport appointment to get your passport issued is close to impossible if you try to do it directly. Luckily, we have a service with a 90% success rate in scheduling a super-urgent passport appointment for same-day passport issue.
That means, if you contact us on Monday morning, you may get an appointment confirmed for Wednesday or possibly Tuesday and have your passport issued the same day!

Check your current passport and entry requirements to the destination you are traveling to:

• Are you traveling within two weeks?
• Do you need a visa in your new passport prior to departure?
• Does your current passport book have at least six months’ validity, which is usually the standard for entry to most countries?
• Does your current passport have unmarked pages designated for visas to foreign countries and border entry/exit stamps?

If you do not need your passport super-urgently and have at least 8 weeks before your international travel, you can save big time. If you are willing to do a little legwork, for just $99 you can have us supervise your application process, fill all passport forms for you and oversee the process for you. You should get your passport in 5-7 weeks.

If you are applying for an expedited passport in Atlanta with Travel Visa Express, remember to bring or send, depending on specifics of your case:
For passport renewals for adults 16 years of age and older, including name changes:

• DS-82 Passport renewal application form
• Original passport that is being renewed, issued no more than 15 years ago to the applicant 16 years of age or older
• Original passport card (if one was issued previously)
• Evidence of travel
• 2 Passport Photos
• Letter of Authorization
• Original document evidencing name change (if you need your new passport to feature your new name)

First-time adult applicants and those replacing lost, stolen or damaged passports need to submit the following paperwork to an acceptance agent at a post office or a courthouse and have it sealed in a special envelope and then deliver that sealed envelope to our office:

• DS-11 Passport application form
• DS-64 form (for those replacing lost or stolen passport)
• Original Birth Certificate (with parents' info) or Naturalization certificate
• Proof of identity
• Evidence of travel
• 2 Passport Photos
• Letter of Authorization
• Payment of government fee of $190 in a form of a personal check or money order

For any passport service for minors (under 16 years of age):

• DS-11 Passport application form
• Original Birth Certificate (with parents' info)
• Copies of parents' state-issued IDs
• DS-3053 Statement of Consent in case one of the parents cannot be present to apply with the minor
• Evidence of travel
• 2 Passport Photos
• Letter of Authorization
• Payment of government fee of $160 in a form of a personal check or money order

All passport applications for minors must be processed through an acceptance agent at a post office or a courthouse, with both parents present. When using our expediting service, application documents are sealed by an acceptance agent in an envelope which needs to be handed to our office after the acceptance process is complete.

We have the complete guide for passport renewal, new passport, child passport, and other documents preparation. Please check dedicated pages to get more info.

If you travel often or may be needing multiple travel visas issued in a short time frame, we highly suggest applying for a second valid US passport. Yes, you can have two valid passports at the same time — it's a lifesaver for business travelers or digital nomads.

If you changed your name, don't forget to update your passport! Yes, that's a good reason to change your passport in order to avoid problems at the border. This procedure is called just like that: US passport name change.

Remember, there are two sizes of US Passports offered: a 26- and a 52-page books are now available from the US State Department. New pages are no longer allowed to be added to your existing book as of January 2016. A thick new passport book costs just as much as a thin one, so get the 52-page one!