“Americans all across the country will now have the opportunity to apply for one of these additional special passports, known as the ‘Patriot Passport,’” the State Department wrote in a statement . The passports were originally only available for in-person applicants at the Washington Passport Agency in D.C. The State Department is set to make an additional 250,000 accessible from 27 passport agencies across the country beginning Aug. 8. No living president has ever been featured on a passport prior to Trump’s rollout this year in commemoration of the nation’s 250th anniversary. In Congress, Republicans introduced a bill in February to include Trump’s portrait on $250 bills to celebrate the nation’s founding.