Utah County Clerk Passport Office

The Utah County Clerk operates a passport acceptance office at 111 South University Avenue in Provo, giving residents a county-run alternative to the post office for submitting a DS-11. As a government facility, the Clerk's staff review your paperwork, confirm your proof of citizenship and photo ID, and execute the application before it heads to the State Department.

A practical advantage here: the office can take your passport photo on-site for a small fee if you did not bring one, so you can handle the photo and the application in a single visit. It handles first-time adult passports, minor applications, and replacements for passports lost, stolen, or issued when the applicant was under 16.

The Clerk's office is a short walk from the Provo Post Office, so downtown applicants can pick whichever counter has an opening. Compare both on the Provo passport offices page, and see county-by-county coverage on our Utah passport offices guide.

Appointments are required at the Clerk's passport office, and payment for the federal fee is typically by check or money order while the execution fee and photo charge can be paid separately — confirm accepted methods when you book. If this office is full, the nearby Provo Post Office is another downtown acceptance counter.