Expedited Passport Services in Houston

As fast as 3-4 business days from the day we receive your documents. Your application travels from Houston to our team by FedEx overnight, is hand-carried through the passport agency, and your new passport ships back to you by FedEx with tracking.

No — it’s the identical U.S. passport, valid for the same 10 years. The only difference is how quickly your passport application is processed and returned to you.

For passport renewals, no — everything moves by FedEx overnight and there’s nothing to schedule. First-time and child passports must be signed in person at an acceptance facility under federal rules — and that’s where we do the legwork: we find the soonest available appointment near Houston (see live availability above) and prepare your complete application packet so the visit takes minutes.

Our service starts at $199 for 12-business-day processing, up to $449 for 3-4-business-day processing. The government’s passport fee is paid separately to the U.S. Department of State.

Yes — passport renewals are our most common order. We also handle new passports, child passports, lost or stolen replacements, name changes, and second passports.

A passport specialist reviews every document before submission — errors are the #1 cause of government rejections and multi-week delays. If anything is wrong, we catch it and fix it before your application ever ships.

Choose your passport type and speed online — it takes under 10 minutes. We send you a prepaid FedEx overnight label, you ship your documents, and we handle the rest.

For a first-time adult passport book, the current fees are typically $130 for the application fee and an additional $35 execution fee, totaling $165. This doesn’t include any optional expedited services or overnight delivery. These fees are set by the U.S. Department of State and are consistent across all acceptance facilities, including those here in Houston. You’ll generally pay the application fee directly to the ‘U.S. Department of State’ and the execution fee to the facility itself, often a post office or clerk of court.

A passport book is valid for all international air, land, and sea travel. A passport card, on the other hand, is only valid for land and sea travel to Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, and Caribbean countries. If you plan to fly internationally from George Bush Intercontinental (IAH) or William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) to any destination outside the U.S., you absolutely need a passport book. The card is a more convenient, wallet-sized option for frequent cross-border trips by car or cruise from Houston.

Yes, most U.S. Post Office locations in Houston that offer passport acceptance services, such as the North Shepherd or Greenspoint branches, require you to schedule an appointment in advance. It’s highly recommended to check their specific website or call ahead to confirm their appointment policy and availability. Walk-ins are rarely accommodated due to high demand and processing requirements, so planning ahead is crucial to ensure your application can be processed smoothly.