Passport Processing Times.

[Gamecock_Cruiser]

My dad and brother just got there. Back in 3 weeks from the time they signed until in their hand.

[crusin okie]

We mailed ours in (standard snail mail) the first week in Feb and received them mid March approx one week apart.  Did not pay for expedited  processing.  Have not yet received our old ones.  I also noticed that the status shown on the State Dept website was inaccurate. 

[Bollycats]

My mother just renewed hers. Sent out April 16th, passport office received it April 19th. She just got the new passport back today. (May 10th) Regular service, not expedited.

[EarloftheSeas]

...Sent to Texas processing center June 5, passports received today, June 20.

[mz-s]

I mailed my passport renewal form late last month with regular service, the passport office received it on May 31 per tracking. My new passport was delivered on June 12. Still waiting on my old passport to be returned, but no rush on it of course.

[nwcruiselover]

I’m glad to hear these timeframes.  I mailed my passport renewal yesterday using express priority mail and paid extra for expedited processing and return.  I’m hoping I’ll get the new one within a few weeks.

[hapytobehr]

My sister renewed her PP using expedited processing and received it 2 weeks later.

[JoeMo]

Sent off renewal Mar 4. Got a letter saying I forgot to include my passport card, sent passport card. Got my new passport May 4. Two months even with a boo-boo.

[jimbo5544]

3 weeks from receipt till we got them.

Edited 7 hours ago by jimbo5544

[john91498]

Submitted my kids and received their new passports in 3 weeks.

 

Kinda odd, that kids are 5 years and old folks are 10 years.

[jimbo5544]

3 minutes ago, john91498 said:

Submitted my kids and received their new passports in 3 weeks.

 

Kinda odd, that kids are 5 years and old folks are 10 years.

The reason for that is kids physically change so fast, not so much with old folks.

[john91498]

1 minute ago, jimbo5544 said:

The reason for that is kids physically change so fast, not so much with old folks.

 

That's a good point...

[kctwinmommy]

6 hours ago, jimbo5544 said:

The reason for that is kids physically change so fast, not so much with old folks.

And yet when they turn 16 they can get the 10 year one. Which will be funny when my then 21 year old travels next summer. He had short, cropped hair back when he was 16. Now, not so much. He has that very common long, floppy, curly hair. LOL!