US Passport Fee Estimator
Calculate total passport application, execution, expedited, and delivery fees.
Total Passport Cost: $213.36 USD
State Dept App Fee: $130 | Acceptance Execution Fee: $0
Expedited Fee: $60 | Express Delivery: $23.36
2026 U.S. Passport Fees Explained
U.S. passport costs depend on the applicant's age, whether the application is a first-time application or renewal, whether you are requesting a passport book or passport card, and whether an execution fee applies.
| Application | Application Fee | Execution Fee | Typical Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adult passport book renewal | $130 | $0 | $130 |
| First-time adult passport book | $130 | $35 | $165 |
| Child passport book under 16 | $100 | $35 | $135 |
| Adult passport card renewal | $30 | $0 | $30 |
| First-time adult passport card | $30 | $35 | $65 |
Expedited Processing
The Department of State currently charges an additional $60 for expedited processing. Current processing time is approximately 2-3 weeks, compared with 4-6 weeks for routine processing. These processing times begin when the application reaches a passport agency or center and do not include mailing time.
1-3 Day Return Delivery
Applicants can pay $23.36 for 1-3 day return delivery of the passport book after it is mailed. This is different from expedited processing and does not cause the application itself to be processed in 1-3 days.
Urgent Travel
If you have urgent international travel within 14 calendar days, you may be eligible for an appointment at a passport agency or center. You should have proof of international travel and follow the Department of State's appointment instructions. An urgent appointment is not the same thing as guaranteed same-day passport issuance.
Frequently Asked Questions
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