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Coconino County Superior Court Clerk

Superior Court Clerk · Flagstaff

The Clerk of the Superior Court accepts passport applications from the county courthouse in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, a few blocks from the historic Route 66 corridor and the train depot.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address200 N San Francisco St., Flagstaff 86001
Plus Code857C59X3+R9
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At a glance
Downtown courthouseNew applications and child passportsArrive early in the dayNo on-site photos

📖 About this office

The Clerk of the Superior Court accepts passport applications from the county courthouse in the heart of downtown Flagstaff, a few blocks from the historic Route 66 corridor and the train depot. As a county office it sees a steady stream of local residents renewing books before a trip or applying for a child's first passport.

Staff here witness your signature on Form DS-11, verify your citizenship and ID documents, and forward the sealed package to a State Department processing center. The office does not issue passports on site and cannot take your photo, so plan that step separately. Because reviewing an application takes time, arrive well before closing rather than at the last minute.

💡 Good to know

This is a county courthouse, so bring valid photo ID and original proof of citizenship, and be ready to pass through the building's entrance procedures. It is one of three acceptance points in town; if the courthouse schedule is tight, check the other two on our Flagstaff passport directory.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child and minor passports
Document and citizenship verification
Signature witnessing on official forms

❓ Frequently asked questions

Does the Coconino County Superior Court Clerk take passport photos?
No. This office does not offer passport photos. Bring a compliant 2x2 inch photo with you, or have one taken at a nearby pharmacy or photo shop before your visit.
When should I arrive to apply here?
Arrive earlier in the day rather than close to closing time. Processing an application takes a while, and the office needs enough time to review your documents and witness your signature before it shuts.
Can I renew my passport at the courthouse?
Most straightforward adult renewals qualify for Form DS-82, which you mail in yourself without visiting an acceptance facility. The courthouse handles first-time applications, child passports, and cases that must be submitted in person.

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