Jackson County Court Clerk

The Jackson County Court Clerk works out of the historic county courthouse at 101 North Main Street in downtown Altus, and the office is listed as an official passport acceptance agent on the county's own website. Staff here can verify your documents, witness your signature and forward a first-time DS-11 application, which makes the courthouse a handy option if you're already there handling other county business.

Because it's a government office rather than a retail counter, it's best to call ahead and confirm current passport hours before you make the trip; the clerk's office keeps standard weekday county hours. When a scheduled slot fits your timing better, the town's other acceptance site is the Altus Post Office a few blocks north. The same federal rules govern fees and processing timelines everywhere, and they're covered on our Oklahoma passport page.

The Court Clerk sits inside the 1911 Jackson County courthouse, so use the main courthouse entrance and expect a short security check. Weekday county hours apply, and it's wise to phone the office to confirm passport availability and whether the acceptance agent is in that day. Bring your completed DS-11, citizenship proof and photo ID; if you still need a passport photo, the nearby post office can take one.