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Beaverton Post Office (USPS)
Post Office (USPS) · Beaverton
The Beaverton Post Office on SW Betts Avenue is a federally authorized passport acceptance facility serving residents across western Washington County.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Passport hours | By appointment only — call (503) 643-5263 or book at tools.usps.com/rcas/ |
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📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Beaverton Post Office on SW Betts Avenue is a federally authorized passport acceptance facility serving residents across western Washington County. Situated in a well-established Beaverton neighborhood close to the Tualatin Hills Nature Park, this USPS location provides the full first-time and minor-applicant passport workflow — from identity verification to application intake — all handled by trained acceptance agents.
Passport services here are strictly by appointment, which you can schedule through the USPS Retail Customer Appointment Scheduler at tools.usps.com or by calling (503) 643-5263. Arriving prepared makes a real difference: bring your completed DS-11 form, proof of U.S. citizenship, a valid photo ID, a fresh 2×2 passport photo, and the correct government fee made out to the U.S. Department of State. The post office collects its own execution fee separately.
If you're weighing your options across the area, the Beaverton passport page lists both acceptance facilities in the city side by side, and the Oregon state guide covers the full network of acceptance locations statewide.
💡 Good to know
USPS acceptance agents follow a structured checklist: DS-11 form (do not sign in advance), original citizenship document plus a photocopy, a government-issued photo ID plus a photocopy, one 2×2 compliant passport photo, and separate checks — one to the U.S. Department of State for the application fee, one to USPS for the execution fee. If your departure is within two weeks, skip the acceptance-facility route and call 1-877-487-2778 to schedule an urgent appointment at the Seattle Passport Agency, roughly two hours north on I-5. More context on timing and statewide options is in the Oregon passport guide.