Campbell County Clerk of District Court

The Campbell County Clerk of District Court accepts passport applications from its office in the county building on South Gillette Avenue, Suite 2600. What sets it apart from the post office is that no appointment is needed — you can walk in during posted counter hours, which makes it handy for people with unpredictable schedules or families coordinating several applicants at once. It's the second of the two Gillette acceptance points and a solid county-level alternative.

The clerk's staff will review your documents, witness your signature and forward the application, and they can provide a blank DS-11 if you haven't printed one — though completing it online in advance speeds things up. Because processing takes time, the office stops accepting applications well before closing, so aim to arrive earlier in the day. Fees and the document checklist are covered on the Wyoming passport page.

Every applicant listed must appear in person, and for a child both parents (or the proper consent form) are required. The office won't take applications too late in the day because each one needs processing time, so morning or early afternoon is safest. There are no photos here — bring your own. If walk-in hours don't line up, the appointment-based Gillette post office is the alternative.