Passport Acceptance Offices in Greeley, Colorado

Greeley, the seat of Weld County and home to the University of Northern Colorado, has two accessible ways to lodge a first-time or child passport application without leaving town. The downtown post office on 11th Avenue is the most familiar option for most residents, while the University of Northern Colorado's acceptance facility in Wilson Hall welcomes the general public, not just students. Both take DS-11 applications by appointment, so choose whichever fits your schedule and part of town.

Pick by what your day looks like: the central downtown branch slots in alongside mailing and other postal chores, whereas the campus office near 9th Avenue and 20th Street works well for south-side residents or anyone who already studies or works at UNC. Our Colorado passport guide explains the acceptance-facility system statewide, while the city-level details stay on the Greeley page.

Neither Greeley office issues passports on the spot or handles renewals by mail — they witness your application and forward it to the State Department. If your travel is within about two weeks and you need urgent service, the nearest regional office is the Colorado Passport Agency in Centennial, roughly 65 miles and about an hour and a half south in the Denver metro. Book that only through the State Department's official appointment line.

Both Greeley offices work strictly by appointment, so book ahead rather than dropping in. Bring an unsigned application, proof of citizenship plus a photocopy, and a valid photo ID — sign the form only in front of the acceptance agent. For fees, what to bring and processing timelines, check the statewide Colorado page before your visit.