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GET THISS PASSPORT, LLC is a document preparation company that provides advice and assistance when completing passport applications. Our team provides advice and premium service assisting you with renewals and preparation of your passport application before your appointment to officially submit your application to the Department of State.

No. GET THISS Passport, LLC is a fee-based third-party company that assists eligible U.S. citizens with the passport renewal process, application preparation, and document review for their appointment at a Passport Agency or Center or with an approved U.S. Department of State Acceptance Facility. We are NOT nor will we ever claim to be affiliated with or approved by the U.S. Department of State. We provide concierge service and advice. Using our service will help you complete your passport form correctly and ensure you have the proper documents to avoid rejection or delayed processing. Our goal is to try to make the process seamless, reduce time spent in front of an acceptance agent, little or no time completing your renewal form, eliminate more information requests once your application has been submitted, and as easy as possible. We DO NOT and WILL NOT help you falsify documents to obtain a valid U.S. Passport. All of the information that we have provided here can be found online for free. If you retain our service you will be required to sign a disclaimer form that states you have been made aware of this and where you can find the information needed to complete your own passport application. 

Any U.S. citizen who plans to exit and/or return to the United States by air. Minors age 16 or younger can present evidence of U.S. citizenship such as a birth certificate when returning from Canada or Mexico by land. A passport is not required for reentry when traveling on a closed-loop cruise.

No, you cannot travel with an expired passport. Your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the end date of your trip. If your passport is expired, you will need to renew it before traveling.

The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative (WHTI) requires you to travel with a valid passport (including infants) on a cruise that is not a closed-loop cruise. 

A cruise that departs and ends in the same U.S. port is referred to as a closed-loop cruise. Most cruises beginning and ending in the same location are considered "closed-loop," meaning they begin and end at the same port in the United States and travel within the Western Hemisphere. For instance, if you board a cruise ship at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and after visiting at least one foreign port of call, such as Bermuda, or Cancun, and return to Fort Lauderdale, you have taken a closed loop cruise. However, if you board a cruise ship in San Diego, California, sail through the Panama Canal (stopping at a foreign port during the cruise), and end the cruise in Miami, Florida, you have not taken a closed-loop cruise. 

Please see the U.S. Department of State (U.S. DOS) website for current processing times.

Please visit the U.S. DOS website.

Please contact the National Passport Information Center 1-877-487-2778. You can also go to the U.S. DOS website to try to schedule an appointment. There is NO FEE to schedule an appointment with The U.S. Department of State. 

Age 16 years and older – 10 years
Under 16 years – 5 years

Please visit the U.S. Department of State website for eligibility.

A passport is a travel document that proves your identity and citizenship. A visa is a document that allows you to enter a foreign country for a specific purpose and length of time.

No, not all countries require a visa for travel. It depends on your destination, length of stay, and purpose of travel.

‍If changes are being made within one year from the date your passport was issued you will need to complete Form DS-5504 without any fees. If you’re making the change more than one year from the issue date you will need to complete and submit the DS-82 and pay all applicable fees.

According to the U.S. DOS website beginning in late 2023 you will be able to select X as a marker if you are requesting expedited or urgent travel service. For right now you can select the gender marker you would like printed on your U.S Passport and you are no longer required to submit supporting documentation. The DOS no longer requires medical documentation to change the gender marker on your U.S Passport.

Please contact The National Passport Information Center. You will also need to complete the DS-86.

You need to complete this form and submit it online or mail it in.  Then, you need to go in person and complete a DS-11 and another DS-64.

Please visit the U.S. DOS website for more information and to confirm if you qualify.

International Megan's Law prohibits the DOS from issuing a passport to a covered sex offender without a unique identifier.  Please visit the U.S. DOS website for more information.

Completed DS-11

‍Provide evidence of citizenship (previously issued passport and/or copy of birth certificate)

Show parental relationship

Parent/legal guardian ID

Parental Consent if applicable – DS-3053 (must be notarized) or DS-5525
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Photo – 2”X2”( 51 x 51 mm) please see U.S. DOS for more details

If you have any additional passport questions or concerns please visit the U.S. Department of State’s official website at Travel.State.Gov. 

Yes, but only for as long as the current U.S. Department of State processing times. We will mail all copies of your passport application via the United States Postal Service Certified Mail with a return receipt to you once the processing window has ended. Before mailing these very important documents out we will send you an email notifying you.

Please see our Fee Schedule based on your needs here. Unlike our competitors, we do not charge exorbitant fees like they do. We provide upfront pricing! There is no call for more details or call for a quote price. We firmly believe in know-before-you-go pricing. No surprise fees or charges here!

We accept cash, debit, and all major credit cards.

Yes. Please see our fee schedule for more information.

Yes. We can help any U.S. citizen and non-citizen nationals anywhere in the world. 

For more information about non-citizen nationals please visit the U.S. Department of State website here.