You may be eligible for benefits based on an assessment of all factors, including your age, occupation, job limitations, prior pregnancy history, current medical condition, and your physicianâs/practitionerâs certification that you are unable to do your regular or customary work.
Passport processing takes up to 10 weeks during the busier times of year, notes the U.S. Department of State website. Renew your passport well in advance of your travel to ensure you receive it before your trip.
Passports usually takes 6-8 weeks to get in but you can pay extra (it might be $60, I'm not exactly sure) to have it expedited which should take about 2 weeks. Call your post office and ask them for exact details. If you go and get it now you should have it back way before June. I just wouldn't go any later March.