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Silver Bow County Clerk of the District Court

County Clerk of Court · Butte

Housed in the historic Butte-Silver Bow courthouse Uptown, the Clerk of the District Court is a long-standing government passport acceptance facility for the county.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address155 W Granite St, Room 313, Butte 59701
Plus Code85R92F76+VF
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At a glance
Government counter in the historic Uptown courthouseNew, minor & replacement applicationsCall ahead recommended

📖 About this office

Housed in the historic Butte-Silver Bow courthouse Uptown, the Clerk of the District Court is a long-standing government passport acceptance facility for the county. Agents here accept new passport applications, minor passports, and replacements for lost, stolen, or damaged documents. The Room 313 counter is a practical choice if you're already handling other county business or you simply prefer applying at a courthouse rather than a retail postal counter.

The clerk's office does not take passport photos, so plan to have one made beforehand — the Dewey Boulevard Butte post office can do that if you'd like both errands done nearby. Weekday walk-ins are sometimes accommodated, but staff recommend calling ahead. Statewide requirements and fees are laid out on the Montana passport guide .

💡 Good to know

Bring your own passport photo, since the courthouse clerk doesn't take them. Phone 406-497-6350 to confirm the day's availability before you drive Uptown, and carry proof of citizenship plus a photo ID with separate photocopies. If you'd rather do photo and application together, compare your options on the Butte offices page.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child passports
Lost/stolen passport replacements (DS-11)

❓ Frequently asked questions

Is the county courthouse genuinely an acceptance point?
Yes. The Clerk of the District Court in Room 313 at 155 W. Granite St. is a designated passport acceptance facility for new, minor, and replacement applications.
Should I arrive at the courthouse clerk with a photo in hand?
Yes. The clerk's office does not take passport photos, so bring one made in advance, for example at the Butte post office on Dewey Blvd.

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