What:
Passport Fair
Who:
Merrifield Post Office
When:
July 10 and 11, from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM.
Where:
Merrifield Post Office
8409 Lee Highway
Merrifield VA 22081-9998.
Background:
The Merrifield Post Office will host a passport fair July 10 and 11 from 10:00 AM-4:00 PM just in time to beat the new passport fees which will take effect July 13.
Applicants need to complete a passport application (available at the event) and provide the following documents:
- Provide proof of U.S. citizenship (birth certificate, old passport or certificate of naturalization.
- Proof of identity (Government issued photo identification, military identification.
- Two identical color passport photos (photos provided for a fee).
- Passport fees (two checks or money order for payment).
- Children under the age of 16 will need consent from both parents.
| Passport type | Passport Fee | *Execution Fee | Fee Total |
| Passport Book Age 16 and Over DS-11 |
Current Fee $75 |
$25 | $100 |
| After July 13 $110 |
$25 | $135 | |
| Passport Book Age 15 and Under DS-11 |
Current Fee $60 |
$25 | $85 |
| After July 13 $80 |
$25 | $105 | |
| Passport Book by mail, DS-82 |
Current Fee $75 |
N/A | $75 |
| After July 13 $110 |
N/A | $110 | |
| Passport Card Age 16 and Over DS-11 |
Current Fee $20 |
$25 | $45 |
| After July 13 $30 |
$25 | $55 | |
| Passport Card Age 15 and Under DS-11 |
Current Fee $10 |
$25 | $35 |
| After July 13 $15 |
$25 | $40 | |
| *The $25 Execution Fee is not charged when adults 16 and over with fully valid passport books apply for the passport card using a DS-82 form. Passport photos available for $15 per set. | |||
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