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State Department to Launch Online Passport Applications in 2027, Redesigned Passport in 2028
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Online Passport Applications Coming to Florida in 2027

The State Department will introduce an online passport application process in 2027, allowing for full digital submission of photos and payments. A redesigned passport featuring a larger golden eagle emblem will follow in 2028.

10/10/2026 · Winter Park edition

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Floridians will soon be able to complete U.S. passport applications entirely online, including photo and payment submissions, starting in 2027. The State Department's new system aims to simplify the process and provide real-time status updates and estimated delivery dates.

This initiative seeks to make preparing for international travel more accessible for residents across Orange County and beyond. Deputy State Department Spokesman Luke Ortega said, “We want to make sure that when Americans travel abroad, they are treated with respect and that they’re kept safe.” The department also provides official resources for international travel preparation.

A redesigned passport, featuring a larger golden eagle emblem and dubbed the “Flight of the Eagle” passport, is expected in 2028. These changes aim to modernize passport services and enhance traveler security.

The State Department urges Floridians to rely on official channels for accurate information regarding passport applications and international travel requirements. More details about the online system’s rollout will be available closer to the 2027 launch.

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