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Shelburne Town Clerk

Municipal Clerk (Acceptance Facility) · Shelburne

The Shelburne Town Clerk's office, in the municipal building on Shelburne Road (Route 7), doubles as a U.S.

Location & contact

📍 Location & contact

Address5420 Shelburne Road, Shelburne 05482
Plus Code87P89QHC+C9
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At a glance
Municipal office on Route 7Passport photos taken in-houseProcessing Tuesday-Friday, by appointment

📖 About this office

The Shelburne Town Clerk's office, in the municipal building on Shelburne Road (Route 7), doubles as a U.S. passport acceptance facility for the community. It's a practical stop for residents who want to handle a first-time passport, a child's application, or a replacement close to home rather than heading into Burlington. Staff process applications Tuesday through Friday, and you can also pick up forms or have a photo taken during regular weekday hours.

Because the clerk's counter also manages town records and vital documents, it's an efficient one-stop for anyone combining errands. Anything needing in-person acceptance runs by appointment, so phone ahead. Prefer the postal scheduler? The town's other choice is the nearby Shelburne Post Office, with full fee and document details on our Vermont passport page.

💡 Good to know

Photos here cost a modest fee and don't require an appointment, but application processing does, so phone ahead. It's a convenient counter to pair with other town business. Before your visit, go through the what-to-bring checklist on the Vermont passport page.

⭐ Services

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

❓ Frequently asked questions

For the Shelburne Town Clerk, is a reservation part of the process?
Yes for processing a passport application. Call the town office ahead of time to schedule. Photos alone can be taken during regular weekday hours without an appointment.
What kinds of applications will the Town Clerk process?
First-time applications, child passports, and cases that require in-person acceptance such as damaged, lost, or long-expired passports. Simple adult renewals are usually mailed directly to the State Department.

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