📍 WASHINGTON
Seattle Central Customer Service Center
Municipal / City Government · Seattle
The Seattle Central Customer Service Center, operated by the City of Seattle, accepts passport applications from the Central District neighborhood at 2301 South Jackson Street.
Location & contact
🕑 Hours
| Tuesday – Friday | By appointment; passport intake ends one hour before closing — call (206) 615-0725 to confirm current hours |
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| Monday & weekends | Closed |
📍 Location & contact
📖 About this office
The Seattle Central Customer Service Center, operated by the City of Seattle, accepts passport applications from the Central District neighborhood at 2301 South Jackson Street. Located on the second floor of a civic building at the edge of the historic Rainier Valley corridor, this municipal acceptance facility serves south-central Seattle residents who prefer a City-run option over a post office or courthouse setting.
Appointments are required and can be scheduled through the Seattle.gov customer service portal or by calling (206) 615-0725. The center processes DS-11 applications for first-time adult and child applicants, as well as qualifying renewals — but it is important to note that passport intake ends one hour before the center closes, so plan your appointment accordingly. Payment is accepted by check or money order only; cash and credit cards are not accepted at this location.
The Central location is accessible via Metro bus routes on South Jackson Street and is a short drive from the I-90 interchange. Applicants from the Columbia City and Beacon Hill corridors may find this office particularly convenient. For a broader look at acceptance facilities across the state, the Washington passport offices page lists locations in every major county.
💡 Good to know
This City of Seattle facility is one of six neighborhood service centers across the city that accept passport applications — a notable advantage in a metro area where USPS wait times can run long. Bring a check or money order for the government fee (payable to "U.S. Department of State") and a separate payment for the acceptance fee. Passport photos are not available on-site; pick one up at a nearby pharmacy. If your schedule or location suits a different part of the city, the Seattle passport offices page lists additional municipal and USPS options across the metro area.