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Addison County Clerk of Court

County Clerk of Court · Middlebury

The Addison County Clerk of Court accepts passport applications from the Mahady Courthouse at 7 Mahady Court, just off Court Street on the edge of downtown Middlebury.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

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Inside the Mahady CourthousePassport photos availableCash or check only

📖 About this office

The Addison County Clerk of Court accepts passport applications from the Mahady Courthouse at 7 Mahady Court, just off Court Street on the edge of downtown Middlebury. It's a useful alternative to the post office, especially when Main Street appointments are scarce, and the clerk can also take passport photos during the same visit.

Appointments run about 30 minutes for one or two applicants, and larger families should book back-to-back slots. One thing to plan for: the office takes cash or check only — no credit cards — so bring the acceptance fee in an accepted form. You can weigh this against the Main Street post office nearby, and see the wider list of acceptance points on the Vermont page.

💡 Good to know

Appointments are required and last about 30 minutes for one or two people; families should reserve extra slots. Bring cash or a check for the fee, since credit cards aren't accepted here. If the courthouse hours don't line up with your schedule, the other Middlebury acceptance office may have openings.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child passports
Passport photos

❓ Frequently asked questions

Does the Addison County Clerk of Court take credit cards for passport fees?
No. The office takes cash or check only for passport and photo fees, so plan to bring one of those forms of payment.
How much time should I set aside for an appointment at the county clerk?
About 30 minutes for one or two applicants. Groups larger than two should book additional consecutive time slots.

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