📍 NEW YORK
Kings County Clerk
County Clerk · Brooklyn
The Kings County Clerk's Office Passport Section occupies Room 189 of the Kings County Supreme Court building at 360 Adams Street in Downtown Brooklyn.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday–Friday | 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM (last applicant accepted; closed weekends) |
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📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Kings County Clerk's Office Passport Section occupies Room 189 of the Kings County Supreme Court building at 360 Adams Street in Downtown Brooklyn. As a county government facility, it serves Kings County residents directly, accepting passport applications for new applicants, children, and those replacing lost or stolen documents — without the USPS appointment system, making it a useful alternative when post-office slots are scarce.
Located in the heart of Brooklyn's civic campus, the clerk's office sits across from Borough Hall and is served by the same constellation of subway lines that serve Downtown Brooklyn. Staff here are experienced with first-time applications and can walk applicants through the DS-11 process. Applicants should bring all original documents and photocopies, as well as the correct application and acceptance fees.
For a full picture of where to submit in Kings County, see the Brooklyn passport offices page or browse the statewide New York passport directory to find options closer to your neighborhood.
💡 Good to know
The Kings County Clerk is a county government office — fees and hours may differ from USPS facilities. Call (347) 404-9760 ahead of your visit during peak travel season (May–August) to confirm current availability. Applicants who prefer a USPS setting will find the Cadman Plaza Brooklyn General Post Office two blocks north on Cadman Plaza East.