Expedited U.S. Passport Renewal
Compare current renewal service tiers, confirm whether you can use Form DS-82, and get specialist review before your application is submitted.
Who can use this service
You can generally renew with Form DS-82 when your most recent U.S. passport can be submitted with the application, is undamaged beyond normal wear, was issued when you were age 16 or older, was issued within the last 15 years, and is in your current name or you can document the name change. If those conditions do not fit, you may need an in-person DS-11 application instead.
Forms and documents
Prepare your most recent passport, a new compliant passport photo, Form DS-82, and original or certified name-change evidence when applicable. Your specialist confirms the exact checklist for your case before submission.
Timing and pricing
Use the live service cards on this page for currently available Peninsula processing options. Timing starts only after a complete, eligible application is received for processing and does not include every shipping or document-correction delay.
Current passport renewal service options
Standard
Peninsula service fee: $299.00.
8 Business Days
Rush
Peninsula service fee: $499.00.
6 Business Days
Super Rush
Peninsula service fee: $999.00.
4 Business Days
How expedited passport renewal works
Confirm DS-82 eligibility
Check the issue date, your age when the passport was issued, its condition, and whether your current name matches.
Choose a live service tier
Select the currently available processing option that fits your travel plans; pricing and timing come from the live offering cards above.
Prepare and review the renewal package
Complete Form DS-82 and provide your passport, photo, and any required name-change evidence for specialist review.
Submit and track the application
After the package is complete, Peninsula coordinates submission and keeps you updated through processing and return delivery.
Fees and official renewal options
Government fees versus service fees
The price on each service card is Peninsula Visa's professional service fee for preparation, review, coordination, and tracking. U.S. Department of State application fees and optional shipping are separate and are identified during the order process.
When to use the official government channel
Peninsula Visa is a private passport-assistance company, not the U.S. government. Eligible travelers may renew directly through the Department of State without paying Peninsula's service fee. Travelers with imminent international travel or a life-or-death emergency should follow the State Department's current urgent-travel instructions before choosing a private service.
Passport renewal questions
Can I use Form DS-82 for my passport renewal?
Generally, yes, if you can submit your most recent passport, it is undamaged beyond normal wear, it was issued when you were 16 or older and within the last 15 years, and it is in your current name or you can document the name change. Otherwise, an in-person DS-11 application may be required.
Can I renew a damaged passport?
No. A passport with significant damage normally needs the damaged passport replacement service and an in-person DS-11 application rather than the DS-82 renewal process.
What documents do I need for an expedited passport renewal?
An eligible renewal generally requires your most recent passport, a compliant new photo, Form DS-82, and name-change evidence when applicable. Your specialist confirms the exact checklist before submission.
Are government fees included in Peninsula Visa's renewal price?
No. Peninsula's service fee covers professional preparation, review, coordination, and tracking. U.S. Department of State fees and optional shipping are separate and are identified during the order process.
When should I use an official passport agency instead?
If you have imminent international travel or a life-or-death emergency, review the Department of State's current urgent-travel instructions and appointment options first. Those official rules can change and the government decides whether you qualify.
Is Peninsula Visa part of the U.S. government?
No. Peninsula Visa is a private passport-assistance company. Eligible travelers can renew directly through the U.S. Department of State without paying Peninsula's professional service fee.