Consumer Advice: Where To Apply For Passport

Added July 24, 2005 by Think Glink Staff

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Summary: When you're getting ready to travel outside of the United States you need to have a passport. Where can you apply for a passport? Many government offices accept passport applications. Apply for a passport at a post office, clerk of court, public library or university office.

Q. Where can I apply for a passport?

A. You can apply for your passport at over 6,000 designated passport application acceptance facilities nationwide, including many post offices, clerks of court, other state/county/township/municipal offices, and a growing number of public libraries and public colleges and universities. These facilities are usually more convenient because they are near where you live or work. You can find a facility near you by visiting http://iafdb.travel.state.gov/

If you can avoid the Regional Passport Agencies, it's a good idea. Most of the 13 Regional Passport Agencies focus on serving those departing within 14 days and some require appointments.

Return to Frequently Asked Questions about Passports.

July 24, 2005.

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