unitedpassport.comReviews of unitedpassport.com

I to was scammed by United Passport. It popped up first and sounded official. Cost me $185 dollars. later i figured out i could have filled out the forms for no cost. I still had to do all the work and spend another $35 for an acceptance agency and $130 to the US department of State. Then wait another 4-8 wks. All United Passport did was send me a copy of the application i filled out online and a copy of the picture i sent them. I waited 4 days for this B.S! This company should be sued and thrown out of business. Shame on Google for letting them pop up like they are a legitimate company.

They are scamming people who want to renew their US passport on the official site.

Wish I had done research first. This place preys on people googling for how to get a passport. They literally charge you like $180 for something that is free on the state department website. Under no circumstances should you give this company a cent of your money.

I just got scammed by United Passport. They're the first result in Google when you enter "Passport Application." I was an idiot and saw the US Seal and picture of a passport and just started filling out the forms. I ended up paying them $232 to fill out forms by myself and have them mailed to me. I could have accomplished all of this for free on the State Department website or by walking in to a Post Office. Don't be an idiot like me, avoid United Passport at all costs.

Scam. Do not use

SCAMMERS....file a report with the Federal Trade Commission. Google should be ashamed to let this website be at the top of the search results. Hoping to get my money back.

This is a complete scam, as many others have already pointed out. I have reported this website to Google and requested that it be removed from the top search results. The reason many of us were misled is simple - we trust Google in our daily lives. Without thinking twice, we click the first result because our subconscious mind and habit (“muscle memory”) tell us it must be legitimate. These scammers understand consumer psychology very well and appear to be paying to stay at the top of search results to exploit that trust. There are countless scams online, but this one is particularly concerning because it appears as a top search result for something as important as U.S. passport renewal. That level of visibility gives it an appearance of legitimacy that misleads people into sharing sensitive personal information and paying unnecessary fees. It is alarming that a website like this continues to operate so prominently. I find it difficult to understand how this has not been addressed, given the serious risk it poses to consumers.

echo others, this is the FIRST HIT on Google. Complete scam.