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Albany County Clerk

County Clerk · Albany

The Albany County Clerk operates a passport acceptance counter at 32 Russell Road, a short hop from the Stuyvesant Plaza corridor rather than the historic Eagle Street courthouse block.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address32 Russell Road, Albany 12203
Plus Code87J8M5GG+RX
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At a glance
Official Albany County government officeLocated on Russell RoadHandles first-time and child applications

📖 About this office

The Albany County Clerk operates a passport acceptance counter at 32 Russell Road, a short hop from the Stuyvesant Plaza corridor rather than the historic Eagle Street courthouse block. As the county's official records office, the Clerk is well practiced at reviewing supporting documents, verifying identity, and executing passport applications for county residents.

Choosing the Clerk over a post office can be handy when you already need certified county records or want a government office rather than a retail counter. It is one of the non-USPS options among the passport offices in Albany.

💡 Good to know

The Clerk's passport service runs by appointment during regular weekday hours, so call ahead to reserve time and confirm which forms of payment are accepted, since government offices often differ from post offices on cash-versus-card. Bring your completed but unsigned DS-11, original citizenship evidence, and a photo ID with a photocopy. Residents comparing counties across the state can start with our New York overview.

⭐ Services

New adult passport
Child/minor passport
Passport renewal (by mail info)
Passport photos (if offered)

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is the Albany County Clerk a passport acceptance facility?
Yes. The Clerk's office accepts and executes passport applications for the public and forwards them to the U.S. Department of State for processing.
Do I need to book ahead at the Clerk's office?
Yes, plan to schedule an appointment and confirm accepted payment methods, as county offices sometimes limit which cards or cash they take.

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