JFK flight to Delhi booked for your cousin's wedding next week and your passport just expired? LaGuardia flight to Santo Domingo for a family emergency in 3 days? Flushing family trip to Beijing for Lunar New Year and the kids need first-time passports? We help Queens residents — from the Jackson Heights South Asian community to Flushing's East Asian diaspora to Astoria's Greek-American families — get their passports fast. As a registered U.S. Department of State courier, we offer a best price guarantee and rates 30–100% lower than FedEx, Staples, and other third-party resellers. As fast as 24 hours. A+ BBB rated. No office visit required.
Start My PassportProcessing Times
3 Ways to Get a U.S. Passport
Option 1
Registered Courier
Urgent
2–9 Days
Standard
3–5 Weeks
The U.S. Department of State created the registered courier program to give travelers another option. For urgent travel, registered couriers have daily submission availability that can deliver passports in as little as 2–9 days. For travelers with more time, a 3–5 week service provides personalized support throughout the entire process.
Option 2
Post Office / Mail-In
1–2 Months
The DIY route is the option most travelers know. Apply at a local acceptance facility or renew by mail or online when eligible. It's often the lowest-cost option and works well if you have plenty of time before your trip. If an issue is discovered after submission, you'll be notified by USPS and your application will be placed on hold until the problem is resolved by mail. Not recommended within 30 days of departure.
Option 3
Regional Agency
24 Hours
Emergency-only in-person visits at a U.S. Department of State Passport Agency. Requires a confirmed NPIC appointment and documented urgent travel with proof. Applicants should expect to spend most of the day at the agency and may be instructed to return the following business day to pick up their passport.
Hours*
The New York Passport Agency is the nearest passport agency — About 12 miles via subway or LIRR — appointments required, typically booked 2+ weeks out. You must secure an NPIC appointment in advance — no walk-ins permitted. Be prepared: the drive, parking, wait time, and possibly being told to return the next day to pick up your passport can turn a one-day trip into two.
Business Days
Weeks
Months
*Processing speed depends on eligibility and documentation. Not all applicants qualify for Regional Agency Processing.
Our Services
Whether you need a renewal before a JFK flight to Mumbai, an emergency passport for a family situation in the Dominican Republic, or first-time passports for a Flushing family's trip to China — Fast Passport Center handles it with reserved courier submission availability. As a registered State Department courier (not a reseller), we guarantee the best price and typically cost 30–100% less than FedEx, Staples, and other third-party passport courier resellers.
International flight in 24–72 hours? Our emergency courier service submits directly via reserved agency slots — as fast as 24 hours. For urgent, last-minute travel that cannot wait.
Already hold a U.S. passport? We help residents renew fast — no agency visit required for most renewals. Perfect for professionals, families, and retirees preparing for international travel.
First-time applicants require an in-person acceptance clerk visit. We guide you through every step with clear instructions for the nearest acceptance location.
Replacements require additional forms. We guide you through DS-64 and everything needed to avoid costly mistakes — so your international connection or overseas trip is not derailed.
Minors require parental participation and an in-person acceptance step. We provide clear instructions and checklists so your family vacation or trip abroad stays on schedule.
After marriage, divorce, or a legal name change — we assist with corrected passports so your travel documents match your reservations. Common for professionals after name changes.
Need a second passport for frequent international travel? Ideal for corporate executives, tech workers, and consultants who travel internationally while their primary passport is in visa processing.
Replacing a significantly damaged passport is faster than you think. We guide you through the process so your international itinerary or corporate travel stays on track.
The passport card is a wallet-size travel document for land and sea crossings to Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, and Bermuda. We expedite passport card applications with the same courier service as book passports.
Service Area
Fast Passport Center — Serving Queens Area
Serving Astoria, Flushing, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Long Island City, and all Queens neighborhoods
Serving Astoria, Flushing, Jackson Heights, Jamaica, Long Island City, and all Queens neighborhoods
Courier pickup available throughout the Queens area
Local Office — By Appointment Only
347 Fifth Avenue, New York, NY 10016
Visit us by appointment, or choose courier pickup and drop-off for added convenience.
Fast Passport Center serves Queens via secure registered courier with direct access to the New York Passport Agency at 376 Hudson Street — about 12 miles via the 7 train or LIRR. While the agency is geographically close, appointments are extremely scarce and reserved for life-or-death emergencies. Our registered couriers hand-deliver your documents — meaning you get faster results without the appointment wait. Queens residents can ship from any UPS Store, FedEx Office, or post office location across the borough.
Start My PassportJFK & LGA — Both Airports in Queens
Queens is the only NYC borough that houses two international airports. JFK for worldwide destinations and LGA for domestic/Caribbean routes — both within Queens County. When passport issues threaten a JFK or LGA departure, we solve them from right here.
Most Diverse County in America
Queens speaks 138+ languages and represents communities from every continent. We understand multi-generational immigrant family travel, visa interplay, and the document complexities of multi-language name systems across South Asian, East Asian, and Latin American cultures.
LIRR & Subway — Transit-Rich Borough
Queens is crisscrossed by the 7, E, F, M, R, N, W subway lines and the LIRR Port Washington and Main Line branches. Queens residents are deeply connected to Manhattan — professionals commuting daily who book international trips and discover passport issues from their Midtown offices.
Long Island City & Corporate Corridor
LIC has transformed into a major business district with Citigroup, JetBlue, and a growing tech sector. Corporate travel from Queens-based companies creates last-minute passport urgencies with 24–72 hour notice for international deal closures and client meetings.
We serve Queens and all surrounding communities across Queens County. Whether you're in Jackson Heights, Forest Hills, Jamaica, or Astoria — and wherever you're flying from JFK or LGA — our expedited passport services are available to you.
Why Travelers Choose Fast Passport Center
Reviews
Queens travelers — from Jackson Heights families to Flushing entrepreneurs to Astoria professionals — trust us when their international departure is days away.
“Had a family wedding in Mumbai and realized my passport was expired 4 days before my JFK flight. Fast Passport Center got it processed in 48 hours. They understood the Indian family travel pressure — when you have 200 relatives waiting, standard mail is not an option.”
Priya S.
Jackson Heights, Queens
“Needed a first-time passport for my daughter for our Lunar New Year trip to Beijing. The acceptance clerk process seemed complicated but Fast Passport Center walked us through everything — from the Flushing Post Office appointment to document review. Passport arrived in 5 days.”
Wei L.
Flushing, Queens
“My family planned a reunion in Athens for my parents' 50th anniversary. My husband's passport was water-damaged from a beach trip. Fast Passport Center replaced it in 4 days. We made the flight from JFK to Athens — and the family reunion was perfect.”
Maria G.
Astoria, Queens
Passport Acceptance Clerks
First-time applicants — and most applicants who are not eligible for a standard mail-in renewal or a second passport — must apply in person at a passport acceptance clerk, and all locations require an appointment. This is the self-service option, typically chosen by those on a tighter budget who have at least 1–2+ months before travel and don't mind the slower, standard processing times.
If you want to use a registered U.S. Department of State courier to receive your passport in as little as 3 days, you must sign up with Fast Passport Center before going to the clerk. Once you apply at the clerk, your documents are sent through the standard route, and we cannot intervene or upgrade it to an expedited courier service afterward.
Major Queens passport acceptance facility. First-time applicants and those not eligible for mail-in renewal must apply in person. Located on Main Street near the 7 train terminus. Saturday appointments fill 2–3 weeks out — book early.
Passport acceptance services available by appointment. Convenient for Jamaica, Kew Gardens, and Forest Hills residents. Near the LIRR Jamaica Station and E/F subway lines. Photo services on-site.
Passport acceptance services available. Serving Astoria, Long Island City, and northwest Queens residents. Near the N/W subway lines. Convenient for LIC professionals applying during lunch breaks.
Serves Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, and Corona communities — some of the most diverse neighborhoods in Queens. Passport acceptance by appointment. Near the 7, E, F, M, R subway lines. Multilingual staff available.
Passport acceptance services for the Rockaway Peninsula and southeastern Queens. Convenient for Far Rockaway, Arverne, Edgemere, and Bayswater residents. Near the A train terminus.
NYC-administered passport acceptance facility in Long Island City. Alternative to post office locations for Queens residents. Photo services not guaranteed — bring your own 2x2 photos. Appointments strongly recommended through the NYC.gov portal.
Last chance — sign up now, before your clerk visit
If you need your passport fast, sign up with Fast Passport Center before you walk into that clerk appointment. Once your documents go through the standard route, they're gone — there's no pulling them back, no upgrading, no saving you after the fact. Don't wait and hope it works out.
Emergency Passports
If you need your passport within two weeks, the New York Passport Agency is your only do-it-yourself option — About 12 miles via subway or LIRR — appointments required, typically booked 2+ weeks out. Getting an appointment there is rarely straightforward. Fast Passport Center gives you a faster, simpler path without the uncertainty.
Regional passport agency appointments are routinely booked 2–4 weeks out — and walk-ins are never accepted. If you searched for an appointment and came up empty, Fast Passport Center's registered courier channel is your fastest next step. No appointment. No waiting in line at the federal building. Processing as fast as 2–3 business days.
Get StartedNew York Passport Agency — 376 Hudson Street, New York, NY 10014 — About 12 miles via subway or LIRR — appointments required, typically booked 2+ weeks out
Avoid Delays
Queens travelers encounter unique passport issues — from multi-language name discrepancies across Indian, Chinese, and Latin American birth certificates to JFK last-minute check-in discoveries to the 6-month passport validity rules for Asian destinations. Here are the most common mistakes.
Queens' diverse residents often have names that differ across U.S. documents and home-country birth certificates — transliterated names from Hindi, Chinese, Korean, Bengali, Spanish, and 130+ other languages cause automatic State Department rejections. Our document review catches these discrepancies before they waste weeks of processing time.
Queens residents living 15 minutes from JFK sometimes treat passport validity casually — assuming the airport's proximity gives them a buffer. An expired passport discovered at JFK Terminal 4 means a missed flight. There is no passport agency at JFK. Proximity to the airport does not help once you are at the check-in counter.
Many Queens residents travel to India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Korea — all of which enforce the 6-month passport validity rule beyond the return date. A passport with 4 months remaining is invalid for these destinations even if not yet expired. We flag this immediately so you do not get denied boarding at JFK.
For first-time child passports, both parents must appear or provide notarized consent (Form DS-3053). In Queens' diverse communities where extended families may have complex custody arrangements or one parent is overseas, missing parental consent documentation is the #1 reason child applications are delayed.
Many Queens pharmacies and big-box stores produce passport photos that fail State Department standards — wrong background shade, incorrect head size, glare on glasses. We review photos before submission to catch rejections early.
We check everything for you.
Fast Passport Center reviews your documents before submission — so you don't have to worry about these mistakes causing a delay.
Simple Process
From start to finish, we make getting an expedited passport in Queens as simple as possible — with the efficiency and reliability Queens families, LIRR commuters, and diverse diaspora communities need. Because we are a registered U.S. Department of State courier (not a reseller like FedEx or Staples), we pass those savings directly to you with our best price guarantee. Most Queens travelers start online and ship documents overnight — no office visit required for most services.
Choose the processing speed that fits your travel date and complete your secure order. Takes just a few minutes from your Queens apartment, office, or during your 7 train commute.
We confirm your details and provide a personalized checklist, instructions, and document review guidance tailored to your travel situation and destination country.
Send your documents using an overnight shipping option. Most Queens clients ship from a UPS Store on Roosevelt Avenue, Northern Boulevard, or Queens Boulevard — no Manhattan office visit needed.
We submit through our reserved passport agency availability — so you do not have to take a day off work, take the 7 train to Manhattan, and wait at the New York Passport Agency.
Your passport is completed within the timeframe you selected. No guessing, no hoping an appointment opens up — just certainty delivered to your Queens address.
Most Queens travelers start online and ship documents overnight — no office visit required for most services.
Questions?
Have questions about expedited passports in Queens, NY? Here are the most common ones we hear from Queens County travelers.
We offer Queens-area clients expedited processing as fast as 24 hours. Standard expedited service through our courier channel typically takes 5–10 business days. We review your documents before submission to catch errors that cause delays — especially important when multi-language name formats and diaspora document requirements are involved.
Still have questions? Our team is here to help.
Call 877-253-0084Regional Travel Expertise
Queens' position as home to two international airports, combined with its status as the most diverse county in America with 138+ languages spoken, creates the most complex passport dynamics of any borough. Here is what Queens travelers need to know.
In Queens — the primary international gateway for 62 million passengers annually
JFK Airport is physically located in Queens near Jamaica. It handles direct flights to more than 190 international destinations, making it the embarkation point for the borough's massive diaspora travel volume. Flushing residents fly to Beijing and Shanghai. Jackson Heights residents fly to Delhi, Mumbai, Dhaka, and Islamabad. Jamaica and Richmond Hill residents fly to Georgetown, Port of Spain, and Santo Domingo. The airport's proximity creates a unique dynamic: Queens residents live 10–20 minutes from JFK terminals but still discover expired passports at check-in because proximity breeds complacency.
Passport tip: JFK's Terminal 4 (Delta hub) and Terminal 8 (American Airlines hub) process the majority of Queens diaspora travelers. For destinations in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa, check the 6-month passport validity requirement — most of these countries require your passport to be valid for 6 months beyond your return date. A passport with 3 months remaining will get you denied boarding even at the airport in your own borough.
In Queens — the domestic and Caribbean workhorse, 8 miles from Flushing
LaGuardia Airport is also located in Queens, near Astoria and East Elmhurst. Its $8 billion renovation has made it one of the most modern U.S. airports, primarily serving domestic routes plus Caribbean service through American Airlines and Delta. Many Queens residents use LGA to connect through Miami, Atlanta, or Chicago to Caribbean and Latin American destinations. The convenience of LGA creates false confidence — a passport issue discovered at LGA before a Miami connection to Buenos Aires can unravel an entire itinerary instantly.
Passport tip: If you are connecting through another U.S. hub from LGA to fly internationally, your passport is verified at LGA check-in — not at your connection airport. The airline verifies documents for your entire journey at your first departure point. Do not assume LGA's domestic focus means lax passport checking.
138+ languages, thousands of international family trips per year
Queens is home to the largest concentration of South Asian, East Asian, and Latin American diaspora communities in New York City. Jackson Heights and Elmhurst form the heart of the South Asian community with regular family travel to India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal. Flushing is one of the largest Chinese and Korean communities outside Asia with constant travel to Beijing, Shanghai, Seoul, and across East Asia. Corona, Jamaica, and Woodside have deep Dominican, Mexican, Ecuadorian, and Colombian communities with year-round family travel. Multi-generational trips — grandparents, parents, and children traveling together — create some of the most complex passport situations we handle.
Passport tip: Multi-generational family trips often involve 4–8 passports with varying expiration dates, different application requirements (new vs. renewal vs. child), and complex parental consent scenarios. Start passport processing at least 8 weeks before any family event overseas. For large families, processing all passports simultaneously through our service ensures synchronized delivery.
The Queens professional who books international travel from Manhattan
Tens of thousands of Queens residents commute to Manhattan daily via the LIRR, 7 train, E/F trains, and other subway lines. They work in Midtown offices, book international business trips and vacations from their desks, and then return home to Queens to discover expired passports. The transit-rich nature of the borough means passport issues are often discovered with just 2–5 days before a weekend international departure from JFK or LGA.
Passport tip: If you are a Queens commuter, check your passport at your desk before clicking 'book' on that international flight — not on the 7 train ride home. The 30-minute commute gives you time to plan, but not time to fix a passport emergency before a Saturday morning JFK departure.
LIC business district, JetBlue HQ, and growing tech sector
Long Island City has transformed into a major business hub with Citigroup's headquarters, JetBlue's corporate offices, and a rapidly growing technology sector. LIC professionals travel internationally for deal closures, client meetings, and corporate events — often on 24–72 hour notice. JetBlue employees and contractors based in LIC frequently need personal passport renewals for international test flights and routes. The LIC corporate pipeline creates a steady stream of last-minute passport urgencies.
Passport tip: LIC's business travel creates some of the tightest passport timelines we see in Queens — 24–48 hours from booking to departure for deal closures in London, Tokyo, and São Paulo. Keep your passport valid at all times if you work in international business in Queens.
When 2.4 million residents all need passports at the same time
Queens' passport demand follows diaspora community event calendars that differ from standard American seasonal patterns. November through February sees peak demand for Diwali, Lunar New Year, and Christmas/Navidad family travel to India, China, and Latin America. March through May brings spring weddings in South Asia — massive multi-generational trips for Indian, Pakistani, and Bangladeshi wedding seasons. June through August surges with summer school-break travel as Queens families visit relatives overseas. September and October is the hidden peak — post-summer passport renewals, fall wedding season travel, and early holiday trip bookings collide.
Passport tip: The worst time to discover an expired passport in Queens is the week before Diwali or the week before Lunar New Year. USPS acceptance appointments at the Flushing and Jackson Heights post offices book solid 3–4 weeks out during these periods. Use our expedited courier service to bypass the seasonal backlog entirely.
More than any other NYC borough, Queens residents travel to destinations that enforce the 6-month passport validity rule: India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Korea, Thailand, Indonesia, and most of Southeast Asia. A passport valid for 4 more months is not valid for these destinations — you will be denied boarding at JFK, an airport in your own borough. Always check destination entry requirements before booking international flights. Our document review flags 6-month rule issues immediately.
Local Travel Intelligence
Queens' unparalleled diversity — 138+ languages, communities from every continent — creates the most complex international travel profile in New York City. From South Asian family weddings to East Asian Lunar New Year to Caribbean family emergencies, here are the destinations and urgency patterns we see.
55%
of Queens expedited requests are South Asian, East Asian, or Latin American diaspora-related family travel
24–72 Hours
typical notice for family emergency travel to India, Dominican Republic, or China from JFK
Nov–Feb
peak season when Diwali, Lunar New Year, Christmas/Navidad, and South Asian wedding season collide
36 Hours
shortest turnaround for a Jackson Heights resident with a family emergency in Delhi
JFK-Delhi and JFK-Mumbai are among the busiest long-haul routes from Queens. Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, and Richmond Hill residents travel for weddings, family reunions, and heritage trips year-round. The Indian wedding season (October–March) creates a massive surge in multi-generational passport demand — often 6–10 family members traveling together.
Wedding dates are fixed 3–6 months ahead but passport checks happen 1–2 weeks before departure; 6-month validity strictly enforced
Flushing is one of the largest Chinese communities in the Western Hemisphere with direct JFK flights to Beijing, Shanghai, and Hong Kong. Lunar New Year creates the single largest passport demand spike — thousands of Flushing residents travel to China simultaneously during January–February. Multi-generational family trips with grandparents, parents, and children create complex passport coordination challenges.
Lunar New Year dates are immovable; first-time passports for children born in Queens require 8+ weeks advance planning
Corona, Jamaica, and Washington Heights-adjacent Queens neighborhoods have massive Dominican populations. JFK offers dozens of weekly nonstops to Santo Domingo, Santiago, and Punta Cana. Family emergencies, holiday reunions, and milestone celebrations drive year-round passport demand with some of the tightest timelines we handle.
Holiday reunions (Christmas, Semana Santa) create predictable December and March–April surges; family emergencies require 24–48 hour processing
Flushing and Bayside have deep Korean-American communities with direct JFK-Seoul flights. Family visits, business travel for Queens-based Korean import/export businesses, and heritage education trips drive consistent passport demand. The Korean business community in Queens frequently needs expedited renewals for last-minute trade trips.
Business travel booked 1–2 weeks out; 6-month passport validity strictly enforced for South Korea
Jackson Heights is the center of NYC's South Asian diaspora with deep ties to Pakistan and Bangladesh. JFK offers direct and connecting flights to Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, and Dhaka. Extended family visits, weddings, and religious pilgrimages create year-round passport demand with complex multi-generational documentation requirements.
Wedding seasons and religious holidays (Eid) create fixed-date travel with 2–4 week lead times for passport processing
Corona, Jackson Heights, and Elmhurst have large Ecuadorian, Colombian, and Mexican communities. Direct and connecting JFK flights to Quito, Bogotá, Guadalajara, and Mexico City serve these diaspora populations. Family emergencies, holiday reunions, and milestone celebrations create predictable passport demand with 24–72 hour urgency for family emergencies.
Family emergency travel creates the tightest timelines — 24–48 hour notice for bereavement or medical crisis travel
We serve travelers across NYC and the Empire State with the same fast, reliable passport processing.
Local Resources
Getting your passport ready involves more than just the application. Here are local resources to help you gather everything you need.
Passport Photos
Passport Photo Locations in Queens
Your passport application requires two identical 2"×2" passport photos taken within the last 6 months. Popular passport photo locations in Queens include:
Daily 7 AM – 11 PM, hours vary
Daily, hours vary by location
Mon–Fri 9 AM – 7 PM, Sat 10 AM – 4 PM
Mon–Fri 8 AM – 9 PM, Sat–Sun 10 AM – 6 PM
Tip: Wear a plain white or off-white top, no glasses, neutral expression. Photos must meet strict U.S. State Department specifications — ask the technician to confirm compliance before you leave.
Vital Records
Birth, Death, Marriage & Divorce Records — Queens
If you need a certified copy of your birth certificate for a passport application, a marriage certificate for a name change, or a divorce decree to support your passport correction, here are the official sources for vital records for Queens residents. Most records can be ordered online for delivery within 5–10 business days.
Birth Certificate
Request certified birth certificates from the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Covers all five boroughs including Queens. Online, mail, and in-person options at 125 Worth Street in Manhattan. Queens-born residents use this for first-time passport applications.
Get RecordsDeath Certificate
Obtain certified death certificates through the NYC DOHMH. Required for estate, legal, and survivor benefit matters. Available for deaths occurring within Queens and all NYC boroughs.
Get RecordsMarriage Certificate
Request certified marriage records from the NYC Office of the City Clerk. Required for name change passport applications after marriage. Queens marriages are recorded with the City Clerk — available online or at any borough office.
Get RecordsDivorce Decree
Obtain certified divorce records through the New York State Unified Court System. Required for name change passport corrections. Queens divorces are filed with the Queens County Supreme Court in Jamaica.
Get RecordsDon't see your county? If the record you need was issued outside the area, visit VitalChek.com — the official online service for ordering vital records nationwide across all U.S. states and counties.
Driver's License & State ID
DMV Services Near Queens
A valid government-issued photo ID is required for your passport application. If you need a new or renewed driver's license or REAL ID, here are the DMV service locations near Queens.
NYS DMV — Jamaica
168-46 91st Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11432
Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Queens DMV office for license renewals and REAL ID applications. Near the Jamaica LIRR Station. Accepts walk-ins but appointments strongly recommended.
NYS DMV — College Point
28-11 College Point Boulevard, College Point, NY 11354
Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
College Point DMV office serving Flushing, Whitestone, and northeast Queens residents. REAL ID available.
NYS DMV — Springfield Gardens
168-35 Rockaway Boulevard, Springfield Gardens, NY 11434
Mon–Fri 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM
Serving southeastern Queens including Springfield Gardens, Laurelton, and Rosedale. Near JFK Airport.
Appointment recommended — walk-in wait times can be long. Book your slot online before visiting.
Airports
Airports Serving Queens Travelers
Queens travelers use nearby airports for domestic and international travel. If your trip is coming up fast, make sure your passport is in hand well before your departure date.
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Queens, NY 11430
NYC's primary international airport — located right in Queens near Jamaica. Direct flights to 190+ destinations worldwide. Most Queens residents use JFK for international travel. Accessible via the JFK AirTrain and LIRR from Jamaica Station.
JFK AirportLaGuardia Airport
Queens, NY 11371
Also located in Queens — serving domestic routes and Caribbean destinations. Recently renovated with world-class terminals. Closer to Astoria, Jackson Heights, and LIC than JFK.
LaGuardia AirportNewark Liberty International Airport
3 Brewster Rd, Newark, NJ 07114
Major international airport in New Jersey serving the NYC metro area. Accessible from Queens via the Belt Parkway or transit through Manhattan. Alternative for Queens residents when JFK/LGA routes are unavailable.
Newark AirportPassport required for all international flights. If your departure is within two weeks, standard processing won't make it in time — expedited processing through Fast Passport Center is your most reliable option.
Service Network
Fast Passport Center provides emergency passport and expedited passport processing in New York. We also serve travelers in nearby states including New Jersey, Pennsylvania and New Hampshire. Click a state below for local acceptance facilities, processing times, and fast passport options.
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