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Passport Acceptance Offices in Heath, Ohio
Heath is a compact Licking County city just south of Newark, and residents planning international travel have two solid places to start a passport application close to home.
🔎 Passport offices in this city
2 offices
📌 Quick facts
📖 About Heath
Heath is a compact Licking County city just south of Newark, and residents planning international travel have two solid places to start a passport application close to home. The choice usually comes down to whether you prefer a city-government setting or a post office window.
If you like keeping errands local, the City of Heath Auditor's Office on Hebron Road is Heath's own municipal acceptance facility, staffed by designated agents who handle first-time and child applications by appointment. If that counter is booked or you are already heading into town, the Newark Main Post Office a few minutes north in the county seat typically offers more acceptance slots and is a dependable fallback for the whole Newark–Heath area.
Both locations accept applications but do not print passports themselves; that happens at a federal center. Heath sits in Licking County, and the nearest U.S. passport agency — reserved for travelers with urgent trips inside 14 days — is the Detroit Passport Agency, roughly a three-hour, 195-mile drive north. For nearly everyone else, applying locally in Heath or Newark and mailing eligible renewals is the simpler path. Browse more Ohio options from our statewide directory.
💡 Good to know
Call ahead at either location — the City of Heath counter (740) 522-1420 and the Newark Post Office both work strictly by appointment, so a same-day walk-in is unlikely. If you only need to renew and you still hold your most recent adult passport, check whether you qualify to mail Form DS-82 and skip the trip entirely. Families should plan for every child under 16 to appear in person, ideally with both parents. Compare both counters on the Heath listings before you book.