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Passport Acceptance Offices in Bloomfield, Iowa

Bloomfield is the seat of Davis County in the rolling farmland of extreme southeast Iowa, and for a small county town it is unusually self-sufficient when it comes to passports: you can complete an application without…

Davis CountyCounty seat with courthouse acceptancePassport photos available at the post officeFirst-time & child applications

πŸ”Ž Passport offices in this city

2 offices

Bloomfield Post OfficePost Office (USPS)202 W Jefferson St6416642042View β†’
Davis County RecorderCounty Recorder100 Courthouse Square, Suite 76416642321View β†’

πŸ“Œ Quick facts

CountyDavis County
Nearest passport agencyChicago or Minneapolis (~5 hrs)
Offices listed2

πŸ“– About Bloomfield

Bloomfield is the seat of Davis County in the rolling farmland of extreme southeast Iowa, and for a small county town it is unusually self-sufficient when it comes to passports: you can complete an application without leaving the courthouse square. Two acceptance points serve the area β€” the Davis County Recorder inside the historic courthouse and the downtown post office a block west β€” which is a comfortable spread of options for a rural community this size. Both handle first-time passports, applications for minors, and the routine identity and citizenship verification that Form DS-11 requires.

For most people it's a matter of routine and when they can get in. Longtime residents renewing a family's documents often lean on the Recorder's office, where the staff who record deeds and vital records also process passport paperwork; travelers who want to knock out the passport photo at the same visit tend to book the post office. Either way, both are appointment-based, so a quick call before you drive in saves a wasted trip. Both offices are set side by side on our Bloomfield passport page.

Because Iowa has no regional passport agency, anyone facing imminent international travel has a long haul β€” Chicago or Minneapolis, each about five hours away. For the vast majority of Davis County residents, though, that trip is unnecessary: apply here at home, choose expedited service if your dates are tight, and the passport arrives by mail. Our Iowa passport guide gathers the statewide fee schedule, the what-to-bring list and processing timelines in one spot.

πŸ’‘ Good to know

Both Bloomfield offices work by appointment, so call ahead rather than dropping in β€” the courthouse Recorder and the post office keep separate scheduling. Bring an unsigned DS-11, original proof of citizenship, and a photo ID; the post office can take your passport photo on site, while at the Recorder it is worth asking in advance. If you are gathering documents for the whole family, the two Davis County acceptance offices together give you flexible timing.

❓ Frequently asked questions

Where does one go to apply for a passport in Bloomfield, Iowa?
Two places accept applications in town: the Davis County Recorder in the courthouse on Courthouse Square and the Bloomfield Post Office on West Jefferson Street. Both work by appointment and handle new and child passports.
Between Davis County and the post office, which one takes passport photos?
The Bloomfield Post Office offers passport photos on site. The Davis County Recorder may not, so if you use the courthouse office, ask when you schedule or plan to have the photo taken separately.
From Bloomfield, how far away is the closest passport agency?
Iowa has no passport agency. The nearest public agencies are in Chicago and Minneapolis, each about a five-hour drive, and are meant for urgent travel only. Most people simply apply in Bloomfield and receive the book by mail.

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