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Carbon County Clerk of District Court

County Government Office · Rawlins

Inside the Carbon County Courthouse on West Pine Street, the Clerk of District Court doubles as a certified passport acceptance facility for the Rawlins area.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address415 W Pine St, Suite 218, Rawlins 82301
Plus Code85HJQQQ6+RH
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At a glance
Inside the Carbon County CourthouseCounty government officeHandles first-time & child applications

📖 About this office

Inside the Carbon County Courthouse on West Pine Street, the Clerk of District Court doubles as a certified passport acceptance facility for the Rawlins area. Staff can guide first-time applicants and parents applying for children through the DS-11 process, witness the signing and forward everything to the U.S. Department of State. It's a practical choice if you're already downtown for county or court business, and it sits just a couple of blocks from the other Rawlins acceptance office.

The clerk's office does not take passport photos, so arrive with a compliant photo already made. The complete list of fees, accepted documents and processing times sits on our Wyoming passport page for you to check first.

💡 Good to know

Bring a passport photo made in advance, since the courthouse doesn't provide one. You'll need two separate payments — a check or money order to the State Department and an execution fee to the county, which can typically be paid by cash, check or card. Dial 307-328-2628 to verify passport hours, and look over the document list on our Wyoming passport guide.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child passports
Application review and execution

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is the courthouse passport service available to any resident?
Yes. The Carbon County Clerk of District Court is a public passport acceptance facility open to any applicant, not just people with court business.
When paying the county fee, is a card accepted?
The separate execution fee to the county can typically be paid by cash, check or card, but the State Department fee must be a check or money order. Confirm current payment options when you call to book.

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