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Expedited Passport Services Now Available at Fedex Office

Expedited Passport Services Now Available at Fedex Office

Updated March 18, 2024: FedEx Office and RushMyPassport announced expedited passport services as fast as 3-5 business days. Available online and at FedEx Office locations nationwide.

Expedited passport services are now available at a FedEx Office location near you! We’ve been receiving great feedback from travelers all across the country as they head to their local FedEx Office to secure their expedited passport services.

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Can You Travel With an Expired Passport?

Can You Travel With an Expired Passport?

Picture this: you’re all set to embark on an exciting journey, but as you reach for your passport, you realize it’s already expired.

The thought of missing out on your travel plans can be overwhelming, and you may be left wondering if traveling with an expired passport is even an option.

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Passport Processing Times Increase: Here’s How To Cut in Line 

Passport Processing Times Increase: Here’s How To Cut in Line 

Passport processing times have recently been extended, with routine processing for U.S. passports currently sitting at 8-11 weeks. If you’re planning on traveling internationally in the near future, it’s a good idea to plan ahead on how long it will take for your passport to be processed once you’ve applied.

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Help…I Lost My Passport!

A lost passport is always a hassle, especially if you are planning to leave the country any time in the near future.  Don’t panic…follow this 4-step action plan and you’ll be good to go:

Step 1: Look One More Time

How many times have you called the bank to report a missing credit card, only to find it the very next day?

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How NOT to Get an Expedited Passport

Are you in a hurry to get your passport? Does your application seem have gotten mysteriously stuck in limbo? That’s frustrating for sure, but here’s how NOT to handle it: Calling your congressperson’s office and threatening them.

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