Huntington Beach Passport Help for Adults and Children

Passport renewal and a child’s next passport can require different visits. 24 Hour Passport & Visas helps Huntington Beach travelers review the application route, prepare documents and arrange eligible expedited assistance through our Los Angeles office. Call first with each applicant’s age and your departure date before arranging a visit to Beverly Boulevard.

Call 310-913-7804 to arrange your Los Angeles office visit

Eligible for an adult renewal? Compare the Department of State’s official renewal options and eligibility requirements before arranging an acceptance appointment or private assistance.

Compare local acceptance with assistance from the LA office

When you need in-person acceptance, search Huntington Beach or your ZIP code in the State Department’s official facility locator and use the selected facility’s booking instructions. An authorized acceptance counter verifies and accepts an application; it is not the same as the government office that issues the passport. Confirm passport-counter availability rather than relying on general building hours.

For a regional alternative, the Orange County Clerk-Recorder lists passport services at County Administration South, 601 N. Ross Street, Santa Ana. Its passport office accepts new applications and says it does not handle adult renewals. Review its official locations and booking instructions. Our private preparation and eligible courier coordination are provided separately through the Los Angeles office at 8170 Beverly Boulevard, Suite 101.

Orange County Clerk-Recorder passport acceptance information.

Use the applicant’s age and passport history together

A child under 16 needs a new in-person application for the next passport, even if the old passport looks undamaged. Organize the child’s citizenship evidence, proof of the parental relationship and the required parent or guardian identification. If attendance or consent is complicated, address the documents before the appointment rather than assuming a private service can bypass the requirement.

At ages 16 and 17, review the teen application and parental-awareness rules. Do not carry over the under-16 instructions without checking the new age category. Equally, turning 16 does not by itself make a passport issued during childhood eligible for DS-82 renewal. The applicant’s age when that passport was issued is part of the renewal assessment.

For an adult, check the previous passport’s issue date, condition and availability, along with any change of name. A passport issued at age 16 or older may support renewal if the other conditions are met. A lost book, significant damage or an ineligible older passport can change the route. Describe those facts in the initial call so the office visit is organized around the correct file.