1. How many Passport Acceptance Facilities are in Hawaii?

As of April 2021, there are a total of 11 passport acceptance facilities in Hawaii.

2. What is the mission of Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities are dedicated to providing outstanding customer service while processing passport applications. Their mission is to provide efficient, prompt, and courteous service to ensure that Hawaiian residents are able to obtain passports in a timely manner.

3. How can I find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility to me in Hawaii?

To find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii, you can visit the U.S. Department of State’s website for passport services (https://www.travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/where-to-apply/find-acceptance-facility.html). Once there, select the “Find a U.S. Passport Acceptance Facility” option and enter your zip code or city and state. The search results will include the closest facilities to you in Hawaii.

4. Who manages Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

The U.S. Department of State manages Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities.

5. How much does it cost to use a Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii?

The cost for passport applications submitted at a Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii is the same as that of any other location in the United States. This includes a $35 fee for the acceptance of the application and a fee for the passport application itself.

6. What documentation do I need to bring to a Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii?

When visiting a Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii, you will need to bring proof of identity such as a valid driver’s license or government-issued identification card, proof of U.S. citizenship such as a previously issued passport, certified birth certificate or naturalization certificate, two identical passport photos, and the completed DS-11 form. You may also need to bring additional documents to prove your identity such as a marriage certificate, driver’s license or Social Security card.

7. Where can I find information about passport fees and applications at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

You can find information about passport fees and applications at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities on the U.S. Department of State website at https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/requirements/where-to-apply/hawaii.html.

8. What are the hours of operation for Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

The hours of operation for Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities vary. Please call the facility directly for its hours or visit www.travel.state.gov for more information.

9. Is there an age requirement for using Passport Acceptance Facilities in Hawaii?

Yes, applicants over the age of 16 must present a valid government-issued photo ID at a Passport Acceptance Facility in Hawaii.

10. How often are Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities inspected and accredited?

Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities are inspected both annually and biennially, depending on the facility type. The State Department of the United States inspects and accredits all passport acceptance facilities.

11. Are appointments required at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, appointments are required at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities.

12. Are there special services offered at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities offer a variety of services, including passport photos, passport applications, passport renewals, and name changes.

13. What is the process for obtaining a passport at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

The process for obtaining a passport at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility is as follows:

1. Gather the necessary documents needed to apply for a passport. These include an original birth certificate, valid driver’s license, and passport photo.

2. Complete the DS-11 form and sign the application in front of an Acceptance Agent.

3. Submit your documents and application to the Acceptance Agent.

4. Pay the applicable fees.

5. Receive your passport in the mail within 6-8 weeks.

14. What is the wait time for obtaining a passport at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

The wait time for obtaining a passport at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility varies depending on the facility. Generally, it may take up to 4 to 6 weeks for your passport application to be processed and for you to receive your passport. To get a passport more quickly, you can choose the expedited service option which takes 2 to 3 weeks.

15. Are there any additional fees when using a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

Yes, additional fees may apply when using a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility. These may include a fee for processing and handling the passport application.

16. Do I need to bring copies of documents when visiting a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

Yes, you will need to bring copies of your documents when visiting a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility. These documents are typically birth certificates or naturalization certificates, proof of identity, and proof of U.S. citizenship.

17. Is there a fee for expedited passports at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, there is a fee for expedited passports at Hawaii’s Passport Acceptance Facilities. The fee varies depending on the type of passport you are applying for and the type of service you choose.

18. How long does it take to get an expedited passport using a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

An expedited passport using a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility typically takes 2-3 weeks for processing.

19. Are there any restrictions on taking photographs at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility?

Yes, taking photographs or recordings of any kind are strictly prohibited at a Hawaii Passport Acceptance Facility.

20. Does Hawaii offer passport renewal services at its Passport Acceptance Facilities?

Yes, Hawaii offers passport renewal services at its Passport Acceptance Facilities.