Canadian County Court Clerk

Inside the Canadian County courthouse on North Choctaw Avenue, the Court Clerk's office accepts completed passport applications by appointment during weekday business hours. It's a good fit for El Reno residents who already have their DS-11 filled out and a compliant photo in hand, since the clerk does not shoot photos on site. Every applicant must appear in person, and children's applications require both parents present or the correct consent paperwork. Only a couple of blocks from the post office, it makes combining downtown errands simple, and the El Reno passport page lists both.

The clerk's office can take payment by check, cashier's check, money order or card, and staff will review your documents before sealing the application. For the full list of what to bring and current fees, see the Oklahoma passport information page rather than calling for a checklist.

Call ahead to book, arrive with your application already completed, and bring a 2x2 photo taken within the last six months — this office does not take photos, unlike the nearby North Evans post office. Check-only cases aside, the clerk accepts card, check, cashier's check or money order.