Passport Acceptance Offices in Tulsa, Oklahoma

Tulsa, the seat of Tulsa County and Oklahoma's second-largest city, gives passport applicants a genuine choice: a downtown government office and a spread of neighborhood post offices across the metro. Where you apply mostly comes down to geography and what extras you need on the day.

If you're already downtown or want a government acceptance agent, the Tulsa County Court Clerk in the courthouse at 500 S Denver Ave is a solid pick - just remember it doesn't offer photos or photocopies. For a more neighborhood-friendly visit, the Southeast Post Office near 46th & Memorial and West Tulsa Station across the river both provide on-site photocopying, and West Tulsa can even arrange a Saturday appointment by phone. Every USPS window works by appointment, so book ahead through the official scheduler.

Tulsa does not have a regional passport agency of its own. If you're on a tight timeline and need in-person expedited service, the nearest agency is the Dallas Passport Agency, roughly 200 miles and about a three-and-a-half-hour drive south in Texas; agency visits are by appointment only. For most travelers, though, applying at a local Tulsa acceptance office and using routine or expedited mail service is the simpler route.

Explore all of Oklahoma's cities on our Oklahoma passport offices page, or compare Tulsa's options side by side below.

Three good options cover most of the metro: the county courthouse downtown, the Southeast Post Office, and West Tulsa Station. If you need document copies made, choose one of the post offices, since the courthouse office doesn't photocopy. Book USPS slots early on the official scheduler, and if only weekends work, ask West Tulsa Station about a Saturday appointment.