Gwinnett County Clerk of Superior Court

The Clerk of Superior Court runs Lawrenceville's most convenient passport counter from inside the Gwinnett Justice and Administration Center on Langley Drive, a short hop from the historic downtown square. Unlike the local post offices, this county office takes walk-ins during business hours, which makes it a practical stop for families juggling school and work schedules. Staff are State Department-appointed acceptance agents who verify your identity, witness your signature and seal the DS-11 for you.

Passport photos are taken on site for a small fee, so you can complete everything in one visit rather than hunting for a photo shop first. Because it sits in the county's main courthouse complex, parking is plentiful and the building is easy to find off Highway 316. Rather use the Postal Service? The nearby Lawrenceville post offices take applications too, and every county option is compared on our Georgia passport guide.

This office does not require an appointment, but arriving early in the day helps you beat courthouse foot traffic. Bring proof of citizenship, a valid photo ID and separate payment for the application fee versus the county's execution and photo fees. Exact fee amounts and the document list are on the Georgia state page.