Sandy Post Office

The Sandy Post Office on South 700 East has served this corner of Salt Lake County for decades, sitting just north of the 9000 South corridor that links Sandy's residential neighborhoods to its commercial core. Passport applicants walk in to the acceptance counter where a trained clerk reviews the complete application packet — DS-11 form, proof of citizenship, photo ID, and a compliant passport photo — before forwarding it to a federal processing facility.

Appointments are required and are booked through the USPS online scheduler at tools.usps.com. Because this is a postal acceptance facility, the clerk cannot tell you when your passport will arrive, but can advise on standard versus expedited submission fees. Passport photos may not be available on site, so bringing a pre-taken compliant photo is strongly recommended.

Sandy is part of the Utah passport acceptance network, and applicants who need flexibility in scheduling can also check the Sandy city page for a second municipal acceptance option at Sandy City Hall.

No passport photos are guaranteed on site — bring a compliant 2×2-inch photo to avoid rescheduling. The USPS acceptance counter accepts payment by check or money order made out to the U.S. Department of State; the postal service fee is paid separately. Glasses in passport photos are no longer accepted per federal guidelines. Child applicants under 16 must be accompanied by at least one parent or guardian; if only one parent is present, a notarized statement of consent from the absent parent is required. For statewide planning tips, the Utah passport guide covers agency options and processing timelines.