Passport Acceptance Facilities in Tarrant County
Tarrant County encompasses Fort Worth and Arlington, making it the second-largest county by population in the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex. The Tarrant County Clerk at 100 W Weatherford St offers passport services with photo available on-site.
Tarrant County is appointment-only at the county clerk. The Fort Worth USPS main post office accepts morning walk-ins, making it a useful alternative when county clerk slots are full.
Tarrant County Clerk
No — appointment required
Yes — $15
Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
$130 book + $35 acceptance
USPS Fort Worth Main Post Office
What to Bring
Fort Worth's international airport and major employer base drives consistent passport demand throughout the year. Book early — peak season (March–June) can fill county clerk appointments 3+ weeks out.
- Completed DS-11 (NOT signed — sign only when agent instructs)Download at travel.state.gov
- Certified birth certificate (original) + photocopyState-issued with raised seal. No hospital certificates.
- Government-issued photo ID (original) + front/back photocopy
- Passport photo — 2×2 inch, white background, no glasses, taken within 6 months
- Check/money order: $130 payable to "U.S. Department of State"
- Payment for $35 acceptance fee (many facilities accept cards)
Frequently Asked Questions
Tarrant County Clerk: Mon–Fri 8am–5pm. USPS: Mon–Fri 8am–6pm, Sat 9am–2pm. Always call or check the official website before visiting to confirm hours haven't changed.
Yes — both facilities above handle child passport applications. Children under 16 require both parents present or a notarized DS-3053 from the absent parent. The child must attend in person. See our child passport guide.
Pay for expedited processing (+$60) when you submit at any local facility. For travel within 6 weeks, book directly at the nearest regional passport agency. See the expedited guide.