Brevard County Clerk of Court - Parkway Complex

The Brevard County Clerk of Court operates a passport acceptance counter at its Parkway Complex on South Park Avenue in Titusville, a short drive from the historic downtown riverfront. As a designated agent for the U.S. Department of State, the clerk's staff review your documents, witness your signature, and forward completed applications for processing. Because this is a county office rather than a post office, walk-ins are accepted at most Brevard branches, though calling ahead spares you a wait.

This location handles first-time adult applications, applications for minors, and name-change cases where a new book must be issued in person. Bring your completed DS-11, proof of U.S. citizenship such as a certified birth certificate or naturalization certificate, a photo ID with a photocopy, and separate payments for the State Department fee and the clerk's execution fee. Passport photos are typically arranged separately, so it helps to have yours taken before you arrive.

The Parkway Complex is one of two Titusville counters run by the Clerk of Court; the other sits inside the courthouse on South Street. For a full rundown of every passport option in the city, see our Titusville passport guide, and browse acceptance sites across the state on our Florida passport page.

Bring an unsigned DS-11 form and sign it in front of the clerk, not before. Fees for the State Department and the county execution service are paid separately, so check accepted payment methods when you call. If the counter is busy, the nearby courthouse branch on South Street is another Titusville option.