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We provide same day passport and visas in Los Angeles!

Same-Day Passport Help

Passport expired and you fly soon? Get the three answers first.

Question

How fast can I get it?
How much does it cost?
What do I do right now?
Fast Answer
Same-day or urgent agency help may be available for travel within 14 days. Expedited passport processing is typically 2-3 weeks, not including mailing time.
Starting at $199 service fee + government fees + shipping. Government fees vary by case.
Call (323) 208-5755 or start your request. Have your travel date, itinerary, ID, citizenship proof, photo, and current passport if available.

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Sameday passport & visas is a private passport and visa assistance service. The U.S. Department of State controls passport approval and issuance.

Service Overview

Sameday passport & visas helps travelers prepare urgent passport applications when timing matters. Our team reviews forms, proof of travel, identity documents, passport photos, and supporting materials before submission so preventable mistakes do not slow down an urgent request.

Who This Helps

This service may be right for you if:

  • Your passport expired and your trip is close.
  • You need a first-time passport for urgent travel.
  • You need an expedited passport renewal.
  • Your passport was lost, stolen, or damaged.
  • Your child needs a passport before an upcoming trip.
  • You need a name change, second passport, or limited-validity replacement.

Timeline Options

Timeline

Same day or urgent agency appointment
2-3 weeks
4-6 weeks
Best Fit
Travel within 14 calendar days, or within 28 days if a foreign visa is needed.
Expedited passport processing, not including mailing time.
Routine processing for travelers who are not in a rush.

Cost Snapshot

Starting price:

Starting at $199 service fee + government fees + shipping

Common government and delivery fee examples:
  • Adult passport book application fee: $130
  • DS-11 acceptance fee: $35
  • U.S. Department of State expedited service fee: $60
  • 1-3 day delivery after passport issuance: $22.05
  • FedEx return shipping shown on current site: starts at $35

Confirm the final quote before starting because total cost depends on the passport type, urgency, and shipping method.
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What To Do Now

  1. Call (323) 208-5755.
  2. Share your travel date and destination.
  3. Confirm your passport situation.
  4. Gather your ID, citizenship proof, passport photo, itinerary, and current or previous passport.
  5. Follow the fastest available path for your case.

Documents To Prepare

  • Proof of U.S. citizenship
  • Proof of identity
  • Passport photo
  • Travel itinerary or proof of urgent travel
  • Current or previous passport, if available
  • Name change documents, if applicable
  • Lost or stolen passport documents, if applicable
  • Child passport consent documents, if applicable
  • Letter of Authorization when required
  • Service Order Form when required
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Common Delays

Urgent passport requests can be delayed by:

  • Wrong form
  • Missing signature
  • Invalid photo
  • Missing proof of travel
  • Name mismatch
  • Missing citizenship proof
  • Missing government fee or payment issue

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Customer Questions

Same-Day Passport FAQs

These are the questions urgent travelers tend to ask when the flight is close and the passport answer cannot be vague.
Can I really get a passport the same day, or is that just marketing?
  • Same-day help is possible only in urgent travel situations when the traveler qualifies, the documents are complete, and the available route can still work. The first thing we check is your travel date, application type, current passport status, proof of travel, photo, ID, and citizenship evidence. We do not treat same-day as a promise. We treat it as a case review: what is the deadline, what is missing, and what path is still realistic.
  • Maybe, but the key date is the issue date, not just the expiration date. An adult passport that was valid for 10 years is usually outside the mail-renewal window once it was issued more than 15 years ago. If that is your situation, the case often changes from a renewal to a DS-11 new-passport path. We check that before you lose time filling out the wrong form.
  • Call with your travel time, destination, application status, and any tracking details. If the passport has already shipped, the fastest move may be delivery tracking and final handoff coordination, not starting over. In one repo case, the traveler asked about an office backup, but the passport had already been made and shipped, so the team focused on delivery timing and confirmed it was on track two days before travel.

  • Yes, but those are not handled like a simple renewal. A valid lost or stolen passport may need to be reported and replaced through an in-person path, while a damaged passport needs its own review. We ask when it was last seen, whether it was valid, whether travel is booked, and what identity and citizenship documents you still have.

  • Yes, first-time cases can be urgent, but they usually need a DS-11 path, proof of U.S. citizenship, valid photo ID, a compliant photo, fees, and an in-person acceptance or agency step. The common real-world problem is signing too early, bringing weak photocopies, or showing up with travel proof that does not clearly support the deadline.

  • Child and infant passport cases can be urgent, but the minor rules are stricter. The child must be part of the application process, parent or guardian consent must be handled correctly, and parent names need to line up across IDs, birth certificate, and forms. When one parent cannot attend, we want to catch the consent issue early because it is harder to fix on the final day.

  • Yes, it can become the problem that slows the whole case. We compare the travel booking, current ID, old passport, and legal name-change document before choosing the form path. The fix might be a passport name change, an airline correction, or a different timing plan depending on how close the trip is.

  • We keep the case focused on the specific defect: photo, signature, wrong fee, missing name proof, weak citizenship evidence, unclear travel proof, or a form-path issue. The traveler needs to stay reachable because a fast answer can keep a small correction from becoming a missed-trip risk. The U.S. Department of State controls approval and issuance, but quick cleanup matters.

  • For passport agency urgency, proof of international travel is part of the case. The current State Department standard uses travel within 14 calendar days, or a foreign visa need within 28 calendar days. We prefer a clear printed itinerary, cruise record, or dated travel document over a vague plan because the deadline has to be obvious.

  • Yes. Some travelers can handle the process directly, and the State Department does not charge for agency appointments. Our value is document review, form-path guidance, deadline planning, and keeping preventable mistakes out of a case where there may not be time for a second attempt. We are a private assistance service, not the government.

  • Very reachable. The repo case studies show why: one Los Angeles traveler waited through a short local timing delay, another needed a UPS opening window to work by 9 am, and the team followed up to confirm physical receipt. A passport case is not finished when it sounds close. It is finished when the traveler has the passport in hand.

  • Have your travel date, destination, flight or cruise proof, current or previous passport if available, government ID, citizenship evidence, passport photo status, and any name-change or parent-consent documents. If the case is lost, stolen, damaged, limited-validity, or for a child, say that upfront so the right checklist is used from the start.

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    Our Locations

    We take the complexity and uncertainty out of the visa application process by working directly with foreign consulates on your behalf.

    Los Angeles

    145 S Fairfax Ave Suite 375, Los Angeles, CA 90036, United States

    Miami

    Beverly Blvd

    Arlington

    1420 N Cooper St Suite 108
Arlington, TX 76011

    Austin

    6901 N Lamar Blvd
Suite 126 Austin, TX 78752

    Dallas

    811 S Central Expy Suite #500 Richardson, TX 75080

    New York

    347 5th Ave Suite 1212 A New York, NY 10016

     Houston

    2100 West Loop South Suite 900 Houston, TX 77027

    Washington DC

    1441 L St NW Suite #1231
Washington, DC 20005