Can you apply for expedited passport in Post Office?

ravi74

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Can you apply for the expedited passport in the post office if you r travelling within 14 days?

also i'm confused with this "within 14 days" phrase, meaning in case you r travelling within 7 days (which falls within 14 days) , you can get the passport even quicker?

Thanks for your input on this.
 
"Within 14 days" phrase is used for same day passport service, which is available in a select few cities....by appointment only...
http://travel.state.gov/passport/about/npic/npic_898.html

That is misleading. I went to the Chicago Passport Agency last week and I was under 14 days before travel. I was flat out refused service because they only service people who need to travel within 72 hours. When I told them that the website says otherwise, she just looked at me and said: "I don't care what the website says."
 
That is misleading. I went to the Chicago Passport Agency last week and I was under 14 days before travel. I was flat out refused service because they only service people who need to travel within 72 hours. When I told them that the website says otherwise, she just looked at me and said: "I don't care what the website says."
Did u use expedited service at the post office ? From your signature, it seems to have taken longer than 3 weeks.
 
Did u use expedited service at the post office ? From your signature, it seems to have taken longer than 3 weeks.

I did not. At the time, processing time was 2-3 weeks so I didn't think it was worth it. My trip wouldn't be in 1+ months anyway. Boy was I wrong...
 
I saw some of the members here applied through post office as expedited service and got the passport within around 10 days. So do you still need to show your ticket/itenary (travelling within 14 days) to post office if you r applying for expedited passport?

In this case what is the maximum number days take for them? Is it guaranteed to take less than 14 days?

What if you show them a ticket travelling within 9 days?

This sounds very confusing to me.
 
I saw some of the members here applied through post office as expedited service and got the passport within around 10 days. So do you still need to show your ticket/itenary (travelling within 14 days) to post office if you r applying for expedited passport?

In this case what is the maximum number days take for them? Is it guaranteed to take less than 14 days?

What if you show them a ticket travelling within 9 days?

This sounds very confusing to me.
No. Anyone can apply for expedited, if he is willing to pay an additional 60 $
 
So looks like I do not need to show any ticket or itenery to post office other than paying some extra fee to apply for expedited passport.
 
That is misleading. I went to the Chicago Passport Agency last week and I was under 14 days before travel. I was flat out refused service because they only service people who need to travel within 72 hours. When I told them that the website says otherwise, she just looked at me and said: "I don't care what the website says."

Did you schedule an appointment beforehand or did you just walk in?

http://travel.state.gov/passport/fri/schedule/schedule_852.html

Also, you mentioned your trip was within 14 days, but in a later post you mentioned travel was more than 1+ month out. Did you reschedule your travel date?
 
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