Yuma, Arizona Passport Fair
Yuma, Arizona – The US Post Office is organizing a passport fair at the Yuma Post Office on Saturday, November 16th, 2024, to assist US citizens planning international travel.
No appointments are necessary, but applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis. So, it’s a good idea to arrive early to avoid long wait times. If the event extends beyond the designated hours, there might be a cutoff for new applicants. Passport photos will also be available at the location.
The fair will take place at:
Yuma Post Office
2222 S 4th Avenue
Yuma, AZ 85364-9998
Hours of operation are from 9:30 am to 4:00 pm.
To make the process smoother, it’s advisable for customers to complete their application forms ahead of time. More information about the costs and requirements for obtaining a passport book or card can be found at usps.com/passport or travel.state.gov/passport. Additionally, for any questions, customers can contact the National Passport Information Centre at (877) 487-2778 for support in both English and Spanish.
When applying for a passport, individuals need to provide valid photo ID and proof of citizenship.
For adults aged 16 and older, the application fee is $130, payable to the “State Department,” with an additional $35 processing fee to the postal service. For applicants under 16, the total is $100 for the State Department and $35 for postal services. The postal service also offers passport photo services for $15. Payment can be made in cash or by check, with checks accepted for photo fees as well.
Proof of identification – Acceptable documents include a current or previous US passport, a certificate of naturalization, a citizenship certificate, or a valid driver’s license, government, or military ID. Make sure the ID shows your signature and a clear photo.
Copy of Identity – You’ll need to submit a front and back copy of your ID. Please note that the post office offers copying services for a fee.
Citizenship evidence – You may include one of the following:
- Certified birth certificate from a city, county, or state.
- Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship Certificate.
- An expired passport.
For details on passport application and renewal, check USPS Passport Application and Renewal.
For children under 16, both parents or guardians must consent to the issuance of the passport. It’s best if both can accompany the child during the application process.
