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Passports: Renewal by Mail

Should You Apply for a Passport Renewal by Mail?

There are 4 criteria for using the renewal by mail DS-82 form. Please use the following checklist to see if you are eligible to apply with a DS-82:

1. I can submit my most recent passport AND

2. I was at least 16 years old when my most recent passport was issued AND

3. I was issued my most recent passport in the last 15 years AND

4. I use the same name as on my most recent passport or since my passport was issued, I have had my named changed by marriage or court order and can submit proper documentation to reflect my name-change.

If you answered NO to any of the 4 statements above…STOP! You cannot use Form DS-82! You must apply on a DS-11.

If you meet the above criteria, you may complete the application for passport by mail.

Applying in Person > Renewing by Mail > Passport Costs > Changing Passport Names > Replacing Lost or Stolen Passports > Passport Application Forms > Contact the National Passport Information Center

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