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Passport offices in Florida

Where to apply for a U.S. passport in Florida, from local acceptance facilities to the nearest same-week passport agency.

Acceptance facilities in Florida

First-time applicants, children under 16, and anyone replacing a lost or damaged passport apply in person at an acceptance facility. In Florida these are mostly post offices, county clerk offices and public libraries. Many need an appointment and charge a $35 acceptance fee.

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Passport agencies near Florida

Florida has 1 passport agency: Miami.

Which option fits your travel date

• 6+ weeksRoutine service is fine. Apply at an acceptance facility (first-time, child, lost passport) or renew by mail or online.
• 3–6 weeksPay the $60 expedite fee and choose 1–2 day return delivery.
• Under 14 daysYou qualify for a passport agency appointment, if you can get one, or use a registered expediter.
• Under 3 daysLife-or-death emergency involving immediate family: call the National Passport Information Center at 1-877-487-2778.

Passport fees

Totals include the $130 application fee and $35 acceptance fee where it applies, plus the $60 expedite fee in the last column. Optional 1–2 day return delivery costs extra. *Passport cards are mailed by first-class mail. Always confirm current fees on the State Department fee page.

City guides in Florida

• Passport office in Jacksonville
• Passport office in Tampa
• Passport office in Orlando
• Passport office in Naples
• Passport office in Tallahassee
• Passport office in West Palm Beach
• Passport office in Pensacola
• Passport office in Fort Lauderdale
• Passport office in Homestead
• Passport office in Gainesville
• Passport office in Panama City
• Passport office in St. Petersburg
• Passport office in Fort Walton Beach
• Passport office in Fort Myers
• Passport office in Kissimmee
• Passport office in Clearwater
• Passport office in Key West

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