how much does it cost to renew your passport in the US? Mine expires this year.?
598155
Well I just wasted my time since the person above me gave you the right answer. \n\nAnyways its $67 and that person already gave you the website.
859351
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656942
You have up to three months to fill it. Once you fill it, it expires one year from that date
607926
What The Hell is that and probably $200 at least!!(if you live in U.S.A)
700643
I don't know where you live but in Florida you can go to the local Health Department Office and pay $12.00 and get your birth certificate there.  Even if it is from another state. My daughter just did it a couple of months ago.
331609
Depends on if your renewing or replacing. A US passport is very simple to renew at the Post Office. After you submit your Photo and application with old passport it will be as short as a week. Its not peak travel time yet so a week is a good answer...
1177757
go to your local US Post Office, have 2 passport size pictures and pay $80\n\noh...US birth certificate
865115
I think my US passport is a world passport, maybe another countries has that kind of problem..☺
9043
not sure if you can get it for free. there are administrative cost that you must pay for any government document. i dont think the fee should be over 10.00usd.
540074
$18 if you are a resident and $60 if you are a non resident
977558
Start at the post office (find out which one does the Passports and if they have the expidited service)\nYou will need to fill out the forms, pay the fees (and the additional fees for the express) then send in the application, pictures, your Naturalization certificate, and probably a birth certificate as well.\n\nThis all assumes you are in the USA.\nCheck out this website.
439430
in the uk when we renew our expired passports we have to send them to the passport office with our renewal form, then they send the old one back with the corner cut off! then you get to keep it and have a laugh about how horrid your passport piccie is in years to come ;-)
775757
you need to be a U.S. citizen to get a U.S. passport.
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Canadians are most familiar with the 24-page passport. This passport is issued to Canadian citizens, and it is used for occasional travel, such as vacations and business trips. It accounts for 98 percent of all travel documents.\n\n24-page passport:\n*$87 (age: 16 & over) / $75.37 U.S. dollars\n*$22 (age: under 3)   / $19.06 U.S. dollars\n*$37 (age: 3 - 15)    / $32.05 U.S. dollars\n\n*The fees listed are in Canadian dollars.  The U.S. exchange rate amounts are current as of 4/6/2006
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what are you saying ? first of all nobody is allowed to make a copy of your passport without legal authorization ? and why do you not have your passport with you ? \ni do not understand your request ?
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If possible, you should renew your passport approximately nine (9) months before it expires.  Some countries require that your passport be valid at least six (6) months beyond the dates of your trip.   Some airlines will not allow you to board if this requirement is not met. \n\nFrance will be OK for you on your current passport according to Expedia (link below):\n\n"Passports: Passport valid for three months beyond length of stay required by all, except: \n1. nationals of EU countries, Andorra, Liechtenstein, Monaco, San Marino and Switzerland holding valid national ID cards."\n\nAs far as I read that you can travel in France till it expires, as you are a member of an EU country\n\nEnjoy your weekend..\n\nBy the way the person who thinks a passport is valid for 3 months after it expires is in for a rude awakening if they ever try that out when they travel overseas.
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Well, I'm in Mexico as I write this, and I'm returning after March 1st.  I was told I didn't have to have a passport to return (I certainly didn't need it to get down here), so I'm definitely hoping you don't have to have one.  \n\nGo to http://travel.state.gov/passport/passport_1738.html and do a little research.\n\nEDIT 3.6.06:\n\nWell, I'm back and with no birth certificate.  Sailed through with no problems.  Good ol' USA.