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St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court

County/Parish Clerk of Court · Covington

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Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address701 N. Columbia Street, Covington 70433
Plus Code862FFWJ3+2C
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At a glance
Downtown Covington, Justice Center ground floorPassport photos taken on siteFamily-friendly with ample seating

📖 About this office

The St. Tammany Parish Clerk of Court runs the most heavily used passport acceptance service in Covington, on the ground floor of the Justice Center at 701 N. Columbia Street in the heart of downtown. As an official acceptance agent for the U.S. Department of State, the office lets you apply for new passport books and cards in a family-friendly setting with plenty of seating — a plus if you're applying for children. Staff can take your passport photo during the same visit, so there's no second errand.

This is a good first stop for first-time applicants, minors, and anyone whose renewal doesn't qualify for the mail-in route. Of the choices listed on the Covington passport page , this one sits most centrally. Ahead of your visit, look over the fee amounts and the full document checklist on the Louisiana passport guide .

💡 Good to know

Call (985) 809-8710 before you go — the office asks you to phone ahead to process passports, which also confirms current availability. It sits inside the parish Justice Center downtown, so allow a moment for parking and building entry. If the Clerk of Court is busy, the nearby Covington Main Post Office is a second acceptance option.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child and minor passports
Passport photos
Passport renewals and amendments assistance

❓ Frequently asked questions

Will the Clerk of Court snap my photo, or must I supply one?
Yes. You can have your passport photos taken at the office during the same visit, so you don't need to bring your own or stop elsewhere first.
Is filing for my child's passport possible at this office?
Yes. The office handles first-time and minor applications, and both parents or guardians should generally be present or provide the required consent when applying for a child.

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