π TENNESSEE
Passport Acceptance Offices in Rogersville, Tennessee
Rogersville, the seat of Hawkins County in the ridges of upper East Tennessee, keeps its passport options close together on a downtown Main Street that dates to the 1780s.
π Passport offices in this city
2 offices
π Quick facts
π About Rogersville
Rogersville, the seat of Hawkins County in the ridges of upper East Tennessee, keeps its passport options close together on a downtown Main Street that dates to the 1780s. Two dependable acceptance points serve the town: the Rogersville Post Office on West Main Street and the Hawkins County Chancery Court a few blocks east at the courthouse. Both check documents, witness your signature, and forward first-time and minor applications to a State Department center.
Which one to choose comes down to timing and preference. The post office runs on the official USPS appointment system, so it suits applicants who like to lock in a set time; the courthouse works well for those who value a government setting or need help pulling a certified birth record for citizenship proof. Renewals for eligible adults usually go by mail using Form DS-82 and do not require an in-person visit to either office.
There is no passport agency in Rogersville itself, and the nearest full agency is the Atlanta Passport Agency, roughly 175 miles and about a three-hour drive to the south, reserved for urgent travel by appointment. For nearly every routine application, the two local counters listed here are the practical choice. Explore the town's offices below, or step back to the wider Tennessee directory for neighboring communities.
π‘ Good to know
Both Rogersville offices are acceptance agents, not issuing agencies, so plan for standard processing times unless you pay for expedited service. Book the post office through the USPS scheduler and phone the courthouse to confirm its passport window. Adults renewing an undamaged passport issued after age 16 can usually skip the counter entirely and mail Form DS-82. See each office's details on this Rogersville page.