After three months of beta testing, the State Department's online passport renewal system has launched for everyone.

At this point, the online passport renewal service is only accessible for Americans with a US address.

Luis Coronado, Jr., the CIO of the Bureau of Consular Affairs, recently won a “Sammies” award for his role in launching an ...

The State Department’s online passport renewal system is now available for everyone. Estimated processing times are 6–8 weeks, but they could be shorter in reality.

Americans who are renewing their passports will now be able to do so online, a top State Department official announced Wednesday.

US Passport Renewal is Now Online, State Department Shares New Website Secretary of State Antony Blinken shared the latest website launched by the Department of State for the American public, now ...

Americans can now renew passports online for 1st time ever The State Department revealed exclusively to ABC News that its online passport renewal program is now fully available to the public.

U.S. passport holders can skip a trip to federal offices or mailing renewal forms and instead renew their passports online, the Department of State announced Wednesday.

Here's what you need to know to renew your passport online: Am I eligible to renew my passport online? To qualify applicants must meet the following requirements: Be at least 25 years old.

The U.S. State Department has introduced online passport renewal, eliminating the need for mailing forms and checks, promising faster processing times.

The online renewal service allows you to avoid the time-consuming mail-in application process, which was previously the only option for passport renewal and frequently led to processing delays.

The government today launched an online passport renewal application service for Taiwanese nationals. Previously, passport holders had to personally visit the Bureau of Consular Affairs under the ...