📍 VERMONT
Passport Acceptance Offices in Shelburne, Vermont
Shelburne sits in Chittenden County just south of Burlington along Route 7, and residents here have two dependable ways to start a passport application without driving into the city.
🔎 Passport offices in this city
2 offices
📌 Quick facts
📖 About Shelburne
Shelburne sits in Chittenden County just south of Burlington along Route 7, and residents here have two dependable ways to start a passport application without driving into the city. The Shelburne passport options cover both a municipal counter and a federal post office, so most families can be seen close to home.
The Shelburne Town Clerk on Shelburne Road handles first-time applications, child passports, and photos, and is a good fit if you also want to knock out town business on the same visit. The Shelburne Post Office on Falls Road is the choice if you prefer working through the USPS appointment scheduler. The statewide guide on our Vermont passport page carries fees, required documents and processing timelines.
If your trip is only days away, neither acceptance office can expedite in person. That job belongs to the Vermont Passport Agency in St. Albans, roughly a 50-minute drive north up I-89, which serves travelers with urgent international departures inside 14 days by appointment only.
💡 Good to know
Both Shelburne offices process applications by appointment, so call ahead rather than dropping in cold, especially in the spring and summer travel rush. If you only need photos, the Town Clerk will take them without an appointment during regular hours. Weigh the two Shelburne offices before booking, then check your document checklist against the Vermont passport page.