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Passport Acceptance Agent

Pay
$50–$150/hour
Where
Remote · Remote (US-based; able to start quickly)
Type
Contract
Eligibility
Open to applicants in United States
Listing
Last verified Oct 13, 2026

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Overview

Use passport experience to evaluate and improve AI answers. Accuracy comes first; prior AI experience is not needed.

Responsibilities

  • Review sample passport questions and flag wording that does not reflect real public questions.
  • Write answer rubrics covering new applications, renewals and replacements, including forms, fees and processing options.
  • Write answer rubrics covering identity/citizenship documents, photos and minor applications.
  • Evaluate AI answers against the rubrics, flagging errors, omissions, outdated guidance.
  • Give clear written feedback to the project team asynchronously.

Requirements

  • Current or recent passport-acceptance-agent designation at a post office, county clerk, library or similar location.
  • At least one year helping the public with passport applications. Know forms, fees, identity/citizenship documents and minor-applicant rules.
  • US-based, able to start quickly and provide clear, precise writing.

Preferred

  • Lost/stolen/damaged passports and name changes.
  • Creating guides, checklists or training materials; helping rural, non-English-speaking and other diverse applicants.

Engagement and pay

  • $50-$150/hour (USD). Remote contractor on a short-term project, 20-30 hours/week.
  • Able to start quickly; no exact calendar start date or project end date is stated.

Eligibility

  • Must be based in the United States.

Skills

  • passport application processing
  • knowledge of passport forms and fees
  • identity and citizenship documentation
  • rubric creation
  • policy compliance
  • attention to detail
  • clear written communication
  • feedback delivery
  • remote collaboration
  • customer service