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Dodge County District Court

County Court Clerk · Fremont

The Clerk of the Dodge County District Court, based at the courthouse in downtown Fremont, serves as a second passport acceptance agent for the area.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address428 N Broad St, Fremont 68025
Plus Code86H5CGM2+9V
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At a glance
At the Dodge County courthouseHandy when combining with county businessFirst-time and minor applications

📖 About this office

The Clerk of the Dodge County District Court, based at the courthouse in downtown Fremont, serves as a second passport acceptance agent for the area. If you're already at the county complex on Broad Street for other business, applying for a passport here can save a separate trip. The clerk's staff verify your identity and citizenship records, witness your DS-11 signature, and forward everything to the State Department for processing.

Like every acceptance facility, the court accepts and mails applications but doesn't issue the passport itself. It pairs well with the nearby post office option listed on the Fremont page, and the statewide Nebraska guide covers current fees and processing times so you know what to expect.

💡 Good to know

Call ahead, since the clerk's office asks applicants to arrange a time and courthouse acceptance hours are narrower than the post office's. Bring your own compliant passport photo, because the court doesn't take them on site, plus your citizenship proof, photo ID, and a separate fee payment. Compare both Fremont options on the Fremont page.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child passports

❓ Frequently asked questions

Can ordinary residents use the Dodge County District Court for passports?
Yes. The clerk of the district court acts as a passport acceptance agent for residents; it's a good alternative to the post office, especially if you're already visiting the courthouse.
Before visiting the courthouse, what paperwork should I gather?
Bring an unsigned DS-11, proof of U.S. citizenship, a valid photo ID, a passport photo, and a separate payment for the State Department fee. Contact the clerk first to confirm availability.

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