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Routine applications currently take 4 to 6 weeks.  Expedited applications take 2 to 3 weeks and require an extra fee.

This does not include mailing times to submit application or receive completed passport  11/18/2024

We DO NOT recommend using any online service to assist in passport applications, such as GovPlus or the AARP's Rush My Passport service.  These often do not make the process any faster, and they are not authorized to accept passport applications by the State Dept.  You still have to visit a Passport Acceptance Facility for new, juvenile, and long expired renewals.

PASSPORTS @ THE LIBRARY

Rolling Hills Library is a certified location that can accept and transmit passport applications.  We are designated as a Passport Acceptance Facility for the US Department of State.  Applicants are responsible for providing complete and accurate information on their passport applications.  Incorrect information or unacceptable documents may result in processing delays and/or denial of an application.  The library is not responsible for any travel problems experienced as a result of a passport application delay.

For application forms, information on documentation required,  renewing a passport, required fees, and a wealth of other passport and international travel information, please visit the only official website for passport information, travel.state.gov.  Any travel requiring expediency must be applied for at a Department of State Passport Agency site in person.  The closest facility to us is Little Rock, AR.

FEES — THERE ARE MULTIPLE REQUIRED FEES TO APPLY FOR A PASSPORT.  Any or all of the fees listed may be applicable, depending on your choices and circumstances.

Paid to US Dept of State

Check, Money Order,   Bank Draft ONLY

Adult / Child

Paid to Library

Cash, Check, Credit/Debit Card

Passport Book $130.00 / $100.00
Passport Card $30.00 / $15.00
Expedite Fee $60.00
Priority Express Return / Delivery (1-2 Day) $19.53 $25.50 
Processing Fee $35.00
Photo Fee $10.00

SEPARATE PAYMENTS MUST BE MADE FOR EACH APPLICATION AND PAYMENT MADE TO THE LIBRARY IS SEPARATE FROM THE STATE DEPARTMENT.  BY LAW, PASSPORT FEES ARE NON-REFUNDABLE.  

Passport applications can be accepted at both the St Joseph and Savannah locations, primarily by APPOINTMENT (at least 1 day in advance).  WALK-INS are only available if a passport agent is scheduled and can step away from their assigned duties.  It is advised that you call first to check before arriving at either branch if you are looking for a walk-in.  Go to the appointments page and choose your location to start the reservation process or call the library branch where you want to make your appointment.  Appointments are 30 minutes for each person, and you can make multiple appointments in a row for families or groups.  WE DO PHOTOS!

You must come to your appointment PREPARED with all of the correct documentation and payments.  You can fill out the application in advance but leave it unsigned.  Appointments go faster if you have your form filled out online and printed in advance.  In most instances, BOTH PARENTS must be present to witness and sign passport applications for any child 15 and under, or the absent parent must have a form signed and notarized to include in the packet.  We will make copies for you as part of the service, you do not need to make copies in advance of IDs or birth certifications.

*NOTE: The passport acceptance process takes anywhere from 15-30 minutes per application so please plan accordingly. 


New!!

ONLINE RENEWALS

If you qualify, you can now renew your existing passport online.  Visit the web page link below for more information.  You will need a DIGITAL passport photo to upload.  We can take one at the library and email it to you if you need one.

https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/have-passport/renew-online.html



VIEW more passport videos here from the State Department web site.