The State Department announced on Wednesday its entering the late 20th century and immediately making its new online passport renewal system fully available to the public. The new offering replaces the former method — printing out a paper application and mailing it with a check.

Americans who currently hold a U.S. passport can renew their passport online as of Wednesday for the first time ever. The U.S. State Department opened up passport renewal to the public after the agency ran a successful pilot program for two months.

A limited number of Americans can renew their passports online daily. For American travelers with a U.S. passport, the State Department is making it easier to allow for renewal online thanks to an update to the agency's pilot program.

Americans who are renewing their passports will now be able to do so online, a top State Department official announced Wednesday.

Americans can now renew their passports online, bypassing a cumbersome mail-in paper application process that often caused delays.

The Department of State has fully rolled out its online passport renewal system, allowing travelers to apply for the documents from the comfort of home.

The online passport renewal system was initially rolled out on a beta basis in June, but officially launched Wednesday.

Big news for American travelers with a U.S. passport, the State Department will allow for renewal online thanks to an update to the agency's previous pilot program.

The U.S. Department of State announced the opening of the online passport renewal system for American travelers on Sept. 18, 2024. Instead of printing a paper application and mailing it with a check,

U.S. passport holders can skip a trip to federal offices or mailing renewal forms and instead renew their passports online, the Department of State announced Wednesday.

After three months of beta testing, the State Department's online passport renewal system has launched for everyone.