
Frequent international travel, simultaneous visa applications, or sensitive destinations? A second valid U.S. passport keeps you moving while one book is at an embassy. You provide the justification letter — APVI reviews, advises, and expedites issuance.












Second passports are issued only when the applicant demonstrates clear need — typically frequent travel that conflicts with visa processing, or geopolitical sensitivities. The justification letter you provide is everything. We've reviewed thousands.
We prepare the paperwork and submit directly to the U.S. Department of State under our own license. You handle packing.
Choose your processing speed. Tell us when you're traveling — we work backward from that date.
Complete your application online for review. We email a prepaid overnight FedEx label for everything we need.
We submit to the U.S. State Department and overnight your new passport directly to your door.

Approval hinges on a tightly written justification with supporting evidence. A vague letter or missing itinerary is the most common denial reason. We review your letter and advise before submission.
"I travel for work to countries that require visas in the passport. A second book changed my life. APVI's review of my letter got it approved on the first try."
"Needed to apply for a Chinese visa while my main passport was in another embassy. APVI made the second passport simple."
"Geopolitically sensitive travel — APVI advised exactly how to phrase the justification. Approved fast."
Still have questions? Call us at (800) 766-0452.
APVI offers same day passport
processing. When selecting this option, please remember that this does not include
shipping if you are outside of the DC area. For example, if you send your
documents on Monday, the processing will begin on Tuesday, as long as the
documents arrive to us by 8:30 am. They should be released Tuesday night and
back to you on Wednesday. This is barring any delays with shipping or U.S.
Department of State and is not applicable if there are issues with the
documents inside the sealed envelope.