ARIZONA — Need a passport or passport card? A Passport Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., on Saturday, November 2, at offices throughout Arizona.

These Passport Fairs will offer customers one-stop shopping for new passports, passport photos and passport cards. No appointment is needed; customers will be assisted on a first-come, first-served basis.

“Our employees will help residents with passport applications, fees and photos, making the process quick and convenient,” said Acting Phoenix Postmaster Tina Sweeney. She recommended travelers apply for a passport or passport card at least two months prior to departure and bring all required documentation to the event.

The Passport Fair is being held for new passport applications only. Renewals will not be processed at this event.

Offices participating in this Saturday’s Passport Fair include:

Office	Address
Phoenix Ahwatukee Station	11010 S 51st St
Phoenix Daisy Mountain Station	44047 N. 43rd Ave
Phoenix Main Office	4949 E Van Buren St
Phoenix Maryvale Station	4414 N Maryvale Pkwy
Phoenix Shaw Butte	12208 N 19th Ave
Bullhead City Main	1882 Lakeside Dr
Casa Grande Post Office	1170 N Pinal Ave
Cave Creek Post Office	38400 N School House Rd
Chandler Main Office	101 N Colorado St
Chino Valley Post Office	725 E Road 2 N
Colorado City	55 S Central St
Coolidge Post Office	229 W Central Ave
Douglas Post Office	601 E 10th St
Flagstaff Main Post Office	2400 N Postal Blvd
Glendale Main Office	5955 W Peoria Ave
Goodyear Post Office	875 S Estrella Pkwy
Green Valley Post Office	50 E Continental Rd.
Higley Post Office	3324 E Ray Rd
Holbrook Post Office	100 W Erie St
Kayenta Post Office	391 Highway 163
Kingman Post Office	1901 Johnson Ave
Lake Havasu City Post Office	1750 McCulloch Blvd N
Mesa Sherwood Passport Office	325 S Lindsay Rd
Nogales Post Office	300 N Morley Ave
Parker Post Office	1500 S California Ave
Pinetop Post Office	712 E White Mountain Blvd
Prescott Main Post Office	442 Miller Valley Rd
Prescott Valley Post Office	8307 E State Route 69 STE1
San Luis Post Office	874 S Main St
Scottsdale Main Office	1776 N Scottsdale Rd
Sedona Main Post Office	190 W State Route 89A
Show Low Post Office	1919 W Deuce of Clubs
Sierra Vista Post Office	2300 E Fry Blvd
Sun City Post Office	9802 W Bell Rd
Tempe Main Office	233 E Southern Ave
Tucson Main Office	1501 S Cherrybell Strav
Wickenburg Post Office	2029 W Wickenburg Way
Yuma Post Office	2222 S 4th Ave

 

Identification, including a copy, is required to prove U.S. citizenship, such as:

• Previously issued, undamaged U.S. passport
• Certified birth certificate issued by the city, county, or state (Hospital-issued birth certificates are not acceptable)
• Consular report of birth abroad or birth certificate
• Naturalization certificate
• Certificate of citizenship

In addition, one current ID is required, such as:

• Naturalization certificate
• Valid driver's license
• Current government ID (city, state or federal)
• Current military ID (military and dependents)

The passport application also requires a recent passport photograph (2” x2”). Photos can be taken at participating Post Offices for a $15 fee.

The cost for a passport book is $145 for adults (16 years and older), with separate payments of $110 paid to the State Department for the passport application fee and $35 to the Postal Service for its processing fee (set by the Department of State). For persons under 16, the cost is $115, with separate payments of $80 and $35 respectively.

The cost of passport cards for adults (16 years and older) is $65: $35 in a separate payment to the U.S. Postal Service for the processing fee; and a $30 separate payment to the State Department for the passport application fee. The passport card cost for those under 16 is $50: $35 in a separate payment to the U.S. Postal Service for its processing fee; and a $15 separate payment to the State Department for the passport application fee. Children under 16 must be accompanied by both parents when applying for a passport or passport card.

To make the process as quick as possible, applicants are strongly encouraged to print and complete their applications ahead of time by going online at travel.state.gov. Use only black ink and do not sign the application form, as the passport acceptance clerk must witness the signing. Customers may also obtain a form at any passport office.

Customers can go to usps.com/passport or call 1-800-ASK-USPS to get the location of passport Post Offices nearest them and their passport customer service hours. All applications are sent to the U.S. State Department for final processing and approval.

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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