Private business notice: EZSHIP Florida is a private company, not a government office. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the FBI, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement, the U.S. Department of State, or any other government agency. We offer convenience services such as electronic fingerprint capture and help preparing passport paperwork. Official decisions, background check results, and passports are issued only by the government agency responsible for them. You can also apply directly with that agency.
Passport Renewal Help in Fort Pierce, FL
Traveling soon? We'll help you get your renewal paperwork right.
Is your U.S. passport expired or about to run out, with a trip coming up? At EZSHIP Florida, we help you get your passport renewal paperwork together and send it to our passport courier partner, a private company registered with the U.S. Department of State that submits your renewal to a U.S. Passport Agency for you.
How long it takes depends on the service option you choose, whether your paperwork and eligibility check out, and U.S. Department of State processing, so we can't promise a specific date. Faster options usually require proof of upcoming international travel, like a printed flight itinerary with your name on it. If your trip is still a few months away, renewing directly by mail is often simpler and cheaper, and we'll tell you if that's the case.
EZSHIP Florida doesn't issue or approve passports. Only the U.S. Department of State does that. You can always renew on your own through travel.state.gov. If you'd like a hand, stop by and we'll walk you through it.
What to bring
- Your current U.S. passport
- A passport photo (we don't take passport photos in the store, so please bring one with you)
- A completed DS-82 renewal form (we can help you fill it out)
- A printout of your international flight itinerary with your name on it
We'll have the courier's authorization letter ready for you to sign at the counter.
Please note: we help with adult passport renewals only. For a new, first-time, child, or lost passport, you'll need to apply in person at a Passport Acceptance Facility, such as a post office. Visit travel.state.gov for details.