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Town of Niagara Town Hall

Town Clerk (Municipal) · Niagara Falls

The Town of Niagara Town Hall on Lockport Road is a municipal passport acceptance facility run through the Town Clerk's office, just north of the Niagara Falls city line.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address7105 Lockport Road, Niagara Falls 14305
Plus Code87M24XCR+25
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At a glance
Municipal Town Clerk acceptance officePassport photos available on siteStandard processing, documents sealed for mailing

📖 About this office

The Town of Niagara Town Hall on Lockport Road is a municipal passport acceptance facility run through the Town Clerk's office, just north of the Niagara Falls city line. It's a useful alternative to the post office counters for residents of the town and surrounding communities who prefer a government office for their paperwork.

Clerks here witness your signature, review your citizenship documents, and seal the completed packet for mailing to a passport processing center. The office handles new adult and minor applications and can take your passport photo during the same visit.

To compare this counter with the USPS branches, see our Niagara Falls passport guide, or browse acceptance sites across the state on the New York passport page.

💡 Good to know

As a Town Clerk service, staff review and seal your application but do not print the passport itself; the packet is mailed to a federal processing center. Calling ahead to confirm the clerk's passport hours is wise before you visit. More local counters are listed on the Niagara Falls directory.

⭐ Services

New adult passport
Child/minor passport
Passport photos
Document sealing for mailing

❓ Frequently asked questions

Does the Town of Niagara take passport photos?
Yes. The Town Clerk's office can photograph applicants on site, so you can finish the photo and the application together.
Does this office issue the passport itself?
No. Like all acceptance facilities, the clerk reviews and seals your documents, then mails them to a federal processing center that produces the passport.

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