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Shelburne Post Office

Post Office (USPS) · Shelburne

The Shelburne Post Office on Falls Road is a USPS passport acceptance facility, giving Chittenden County travelers a federal option a short hop from the village center.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address495 Falls Road, Shelburne 05482
Plus Code87P89QFG+C2
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At a glance
USPS acceptance facility on Falls RoadBook via the USPS appointment schedulerHandles first-time and child applications

📖 About this office

The Shelburne Post Office on Falls Road is a USPS passport acceptance facility, giving Chittenden County travelers a federal option a short hop from the village center. It's a solid choice for first-time applicants and families with children, who must appear in person to submit Form DS-11. Acceptance is handled by appointment, which you book through the USPS scheduler rather than as a walk-in during busy stretches.

At your appointment, the acceptance agent reviews your citizenship evidence and photo ID, witnesses your signature, seals the application, and collects the applicable fees. If the postal window doesn't fit your schedule, the Shelburne Town Clerk is the alternative acceptance point in town. Fees and processing times don't change from place to place; both are summarized on our Vermont passport page.

💡 Good to know

Schedule online through the USPS passport tool and bring your documents plus payment; acceptance offices collect the application fee by check or money order. If the post office is booked up, the nearby Town Clerk may have earlier availability.

⭐ Services

New passport applications (DS-11)
Child passports
Passport photos

❓ Frequently asked questions

For the Shelburne Post Office, is booking ahead the safer route?
Appointments are recommended and often required for passport acceptance. Use the USPS online scheduler or call the office to confirm availability, especially in peak season.
Instead of visiting, can adults renew a passport through the mail?
Most adults who still hold their most recent passport can renew by mail and don't need an acceptance appointment. In-person acceptance is for first-time, child, lost, damaged, or long-expired cases.

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