1. How many Passport Acceptance Facilities are in Maine?
As of April 2020, there are 56 Passport Acceptance Facilities in Maine.2. What is the mission of Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
The mission of Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities is to provide services to customers in the state of Maine with applications for United States passports, and assist in obtaining passports from the US Department of State.3. How can I find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility to me in Maine?
To find the closest Passport Acceptance Facility to you in Maine, you can visit the U.S. Department of State website at https://iafdb.travel.state.gov/ and search by zip code or city name. You can also search for facilities that have specific hours or services available.4. Who manages Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
The Maine State Department of the Secretary of State is responsible for managing the state’s passport acceptance facilities.5. How much does it cost to use a Passport Acceptance Facility in Maine?
The cost of using a Passport Acceptance Facility in Maine varies from facility to facility and depends on the type of service needed. Fees for passport application processing, passport photos, and other associated costs are set by the U.S. Department of State and can be found in the State Department’s Passport Fee Chart.6. What documentation do I need to bring to a Passport Acceptance Facility in Maine?
If you are applying for a passport for the first time, or if it’s been more than 15 years since your previous passport was issued, you must present the following documents when you visit a Passport Acceptance Facility in Maine:1. Proof of U.S. citizenship (original or certified copy of your birth certificate, Consular Report of Birth Abroad, or a previous passport).
2. A valid government-issued photo ID (driver’s license, military ID, or state-issued ID).
3. Two identical passport photos (2” x 2” size with white or off-white background).
4. A completed and signed passport application form DS-11 (you can complete this form before your visit).
5. Payment for passport fees (check or money order made out to U.S. Department of State).
7. Where can I find information about passport fees and applications at Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
Information about passport fees and applications at Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities can be found on the U.S. Department of State website: https://travel.state.gov/content/travel/en/passports/requirements/fee-and-application-items.html8. What are the hours of operation for Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
Maine’s hours of operation for passport acceptance facilities vary depending on the facility. However, most passport acceptance facilities are open Monday through Friday, from 9 am to 4 pm. Additionally, some passport acceptance facilities may offer extended hours of operation, on certain days of the week. Contact your local passport acceptance facility to confirm the hours of operation.9. Is there an age requirement for using Passport Acceptance Facilities in Maine?
Yes, applicants for a US passport must be over age 16.10. How often are Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities inspected and accredited?
Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities are inspected and accredited every two years.11. Are appointments required at Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
Yes, appointments are typically required at Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities.12. Are there special services offered at Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities?
Yes, Maine’s Passport Acceptance Facilities do offer a range of special services. These include expedited service for travelers in need of passports sooner than the standard processing time, passport photo services, and oath taking for individuals submitting their first-time passport applications.13. What is the process for obtaining a passport at a Maine Passport Acceptance Facility?
The process for obtaining a passport at a Maine Passport Acceptance Facility is as follows:1. Fill out Form DS-11: Application for a U.S. Passport, ensuring all questions are answered accurately and completely.
2. Submit the following documents:
– Evidence of U.S. citizenship (previous passport, certified birth certificate, naturalization certificate)
– Photo ID (driver’s license, government or military ID)
– Proof of identity (Social Security number)
– Two recent passport photographs
3. Pay the applicable fees, which include the application fee and the execution fee. These can be paid by cash or check (some facilities accept credit/debit cards).
4. Submit your documentation to a Maine Passport Acceptance Facility for processing. The facility will take your photo and have you sign the application form, then collect the necessary documents and submit them to the State Department for processing.
5. Once your passport has been issued, you will receive it in the mail or you can pick it up at the facility.
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