Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find information that might help you understand how to find things or learn about information you might need to know about your city or town.
Applying for a Passport
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Applying for a Passport
The US Department of State requires either a Check or Money Order to be attached to the passport application.
Check/Money Order should be made out the: US Department of State.
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Applying for a Passport
We do not take Appointments. We only accept Walk-ins. Typically running Tuesday-Thursday 9:30AM-3:00PM, but please contact the courts for processing times Tuesday-Thursday.
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Applying for a Passport
No, the District Clerk's Office does not process adult renewals, UNLESS the passport has been expired for over 5 years.
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Applying for a Passport
Routine Service: 10-13 Weeks
Expedited Service: 7-9 Weeks
The Passport Agency sends frequent updates on Processing times, be sure to check for the most current time frames.
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Applying for a Passport
No. Everyone who is applying for said Passport will need to be present.
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Applying for a Passport
YES! Everyone who is applying for a Passport must be present, as well as anyone under the Age of 16 will need both Parents to be in attendance.
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Applying for a Passport
Yes! As of January 2023, we are now taking Passport Photos. This fee can be paid with any form of payment.
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Applying for a Passport
No, we do not issue Emergency Passports. You will need to apply through the US Department of State's website to receive
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Applying for a Passport
No. The Clerk's Processing Fee and Passport Application fee have to be separate. The Clerk's Fee can be paid with Cash, Check, or Card.
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Applying for a Passport
The Passport Agency prefers the CERTIFIED Long-Form Birth Certificate. Most Short-Form Texas and California (abstract) versions of Birth Certificates may or may not be acceptable for Passport purposes.