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US State Department orders nonprofit libraries to stop processing passport applications

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•On February 15, 2026, the US State Department ordered nonprofit libraries to stop processing passport applications.
•Nonprofit libraries had been serving as acceptance facilities for US passport applications prior to this order.

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▸If the US State Department reallocates passport processing to government offices then government passport agencies may experience increased workload and longer processing times.

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If passport processing centralizes to government or commercial providers, companies offering these services could see increased revenue.

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MEArab Times (Kuwait)US State Department orders nonprofit libraries to stop processing passport applications

On February 15, 2026, the US State Department issued an order directing nonprofit libraries to cease processing passport applications. This change affects libraries that had previously served as authorized acceptance facilities for passport services, streamlining application processing for the public. The decision likely aims to centralize passport application handling within official government offices or designated commercial entities. This shift may impact public access to passport services, particularly in communities relying on libraries for such assistance.