Brown County Clerk Passport Office

The Brown County Clerk's Office in the Northern Building at 305 E. Walnut Street, Room 120, offers a county-run alternative to the post office for Green Bay passport applicants. As one of Wisconsin's municipal acceptance agents, the Clerk's staff execute the DS-11, verify your documents, and forward everything to the U.S. Department of State — a familiar errand in a courthouse-district building many residents already visit for licenses and records.

A standout here is that no appointment is required, a rarity among busy acceptance sites and a genuine convenience when your schedule is unpredictable. Passport applications are handled Monday through Thursday and Friday mornings. The office can take your passport photo on site for a set fee, so you can finish the whole errand in one visit. Note that local checks (no credit or debit cards) are the accepted form of payment for county fees.

If you would rather walk in than book ahead, this is the office to know. See how it stacks up against the local post offices on our Green Bay passport office guide.

Payment for county fees is by local check only — no credit or debit cards — so plan accordingly. Photos are available on site for a fee, or bring your own that meets State Department specs. For appointment-based alternatives, the USPS branches listed on our Green Bay page are close by.