Birmingham AL — Are you planning a vacation and need a passport? Make a trip to the Post Office the first stop of your journey. Passport Fairs are scheduled in several Alabama Post Offices in the coming weeks:

The Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses, and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.

Passport Book Fee
(Payable to U S Department of State)
$110 Adult $80 Children (Under 16)

Passport Card Fee
(Payable to U S Department of State)
$30 Adult $15 Children (Under 16)

$25 PROCESSING FEE
Passport Photos Available On-Site $15
(Payable to U S Postal Service)
Cash Money - Order - Personal Checks 

You must bring Proof of Citizenship
Certified Birth Certificate (Includes official seal), or
Naturalization Certificate (If naturalized citizen)

And one form of pictured identification
Current driver’s license OR state identification card

All applicants must bring 2 photos (2” x 2”)
May purchase photos onsite

All applicants must appear in person (even minors).
For more information visit online at:
travel.state.gov
usps.com/passport

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The Postal Service receives no tax dollars for operating expenses and relies on the sale of postage, products and services to fund its operations.

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