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Provo Post Office
Post Office (USPS) · Provo
The Provo Post Office at 95 West 100 South sits a block off Center Street in the heart of downtown, making it the go-to counter for BYU students, families in the Grandview and Joaquin neighborhoods, and anyone needing a first passport book or card.
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| Passport acceptance | By appointment — schedule at tools.usps.com/rcas/ |
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📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Provo Post Office at 95 West 100 South sits a block off Center Street in the heart of downtown, making it the go-to counter for BYU students, families in the Grandview and Joaquin neighborhoods, and anyone needing a first passport book or card. As a USPS passport acceptance facility, its clerks witness your signature on the DS-11, verify your citizenship and ID documents, and forward the sealed packet to the State Department for processing.
This is the right stop for applications that must be submitted in person: brand-new adult passports, minor passports for children under 16, and any case where a previous passport was lost, stolen, or issued before age 16. Straightforward renewals by eligible adults can be mailed on their own with Form DS-82 and do not require a counter visit.
Because Utah County has no regional passport agency, most Provo residents handle everything here rather than driving north. See the other options across the city on the Provo passport offices page, or browse acceptance sites statewide on our Utah passport offices guide.
💡 Good to know
USPS passport acceptance in Provo runs by appointment, so book your slot through the USPS scheduler before you go and arrive with your documents already filled out. Bring your DS-11 unsigned — the clerk must watch you sign it. Children under 16 need both parents (or a notarized consent form) present. For a full rundown of nearby counters, check the Provo offices list.