You qualify for a new passport if you're 18 or older and meet ONE of these conditions:

• It's your first time applying for a U.S. passport.
• Your last U.S. passport was issued before you turned 16.
• Your previous U.S. passport was issued over 15 years ago.

You qualify for a passport renewal if all of these apply:

• Your passport is still valid or expired less than five years ago.
• You have the passport in your possession with no damage.
• It was issued when you were 16 or older.

• Choose this service if the child is under 18, regardless of any previously issued passport.

Choose this service if the child is under 18, regardless of any previously issued passport.

Choose this service if your most recent passport is damaged or altered. Damages may include:

• Unauthorized marks on the information or photo page
• A loose or damaged cover
• Cuts or tears on any page

You qualify for a passport name change if:

• Your current passport is valid, undamaged, and in your possession.
• You’ve legally changed your name since it was issued.
• You can provide the original proof of name change, such as a marriage certificate, divorce decree, or court order.

You can request a second passport under any of the following reasons:

• You are traveling between politically delicate countries.
• You are a frequent-flier and require a second passport to continue travel while your primary book is obtaining a visa.