📍 NEW YORK
Oneida County Clerk
County Clerk · Utica
The Oneida County Clerk's Office on the sixth floor of the County Office Building at 800 Park Avenue serves as one of Utica's most convenient venues for in-person passport applications.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Monday – Friday | 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM (call ahead to confirm midday closure) |
|---|---|
| Saturday – Sunday | Closed |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Oneida County Clerk's Office on the sixth floor of the County Office Building at 800 Park Avenue serves as one of Utica's most convenient venues for in-person passport applications. Because the clerk's office handles official county records and documentation as a core function, passport acceptance fits naturally into its workflow — staff are accustomed to reviewing identity documents with care and can walk applicants through the process step by step.
Walk-in service means you can arrive during business hours without scheduling ahead, though calling ahead is worthwhile to confirm the office won't be closed during the midday break. The clerk's staff accept applications for both first-time adult passports and child passports, take passport photos on site for a nominal fee, and provide certified copies of supporting documents if needed. Payment for county fees is accepted in cash or money order only.
The building sits near the heart of downtown Utica, making it easy to combine a passport errand with other city-center tasks. For a full picture of acceptance options across the region, the Utica passport offices page lists all vetted locations, and the New York state passport guide explains processing timelines and agency options for urgent needs.
💡 Good to know
County fees must be paid in cash or money order — the clerk's office does not accept checks or credit cards for this service. Bring blank application forms pre-filled from travel.state.gov to avoid on-site copy charges. The office observes all federal holidays, so check the county website before visiting around long weekends. Applicants who need a passport urgently — within two weeks of international travel — should contact the New York State passport resource page for guidance on reaching the New York City Passport Agency, approximately four hours south on I-90.