How to Find a Passport Office Near You

Why might you need to know where to find a passport office? Because you can get passports rushed if you're leaving the USA within two weeks, and you have to do that at a passport office. (More than two weeks until departure? Don't go to the passport office... learn more about how to expedite a passport.) So, where's the nearest passport office? Here is the list:

You'll need to find the nearest passport office before you schedule your appointment to expedite a passport; locate your passport office below and then call 1-877-487-2778.

• Tucson Passport Office Address:
  7373 East Rosewood Street
  Tucson, AZ 85710
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^{The Tucson Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Hot Springs Passport Office Address:
  191 Office Park Drive
  Hot Springs, AR 71913
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• 230 Peachtree St NW, Suite 1000
  Atlanta, GA 30303
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• Los Angeles Passport Office Address
  Federal Building
  11000 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1000
  Los Angeles, CA 90024-3615
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^{The Los Angeles Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• San Francisco Passport Office Address
  95 Hawthorne Street, 5th Floor
  San Francisco, CA 94105-3901
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• Denver Passport Office Address
  Cherry Creek III
  3151 South Vaughn Way, Suite 600
  Aurora, CO 80014
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• Norwalk Passport Office Address
  50 Washington Street
  Norwalk, CT 06854
  Parking Entrance located at 27 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive
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• Honolulu Passport Office Address
  Prince Kuhio Federal Building
  300 Ala Moana Blvd.
  Suite 1-330
  Honolulu, HI 96850
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• Miami Passport Office Address
  Omni Center
  1501 Biscayne Boulevard
  Suite 210
  Miami, FL 33132
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^{The Miami Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Chicago Passport Office Address
  Kluczynski Federal Building
  230 S. Dearborn Street
  18th Floor
  Chicago, IL 60604-1564
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^{The Chicago Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• New Orleans Passport Office Address
  One Canal Place (corner of Canal and North Peters Streets)
  365 Canal Street, Suite 1300
  New Orleans, LA 70130-6508
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• Boston Passport Office
  110 Causeway Street
  Suite 247
  Boston, MA 02222-1094
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^{The Boston Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Detroit Passport Office
  211 West Fort Street, 2nd floor
  Detroit, MI 48226-3269
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^{The Detroit Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Minneapolis Passport Office
  212 3rd Ave S
  Minneapolis, MN 55401
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^{The Minneapolis Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Buffalo Passport Office Address
  Genesee Gateway Building
  111 Genesee Road
  Suite 101
  Buffalo, NY 14203
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• Manhattan, New York City Passport Office Address
  Great New York Federal Building
  376 Hudson Street
  New York, NY 10014
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^{The New York City Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Philadelphia Passport Office Address
  U.S. Custom House
  200 Chestnut Street, Room 103
  Philadelphia, PA 19106-2970
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• Dallas Passport Office Address
  Earle Cabell Federal Building
  1100 Commerce St, Suite 1120
  Dallas, TX 75242
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^{The Dallas Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Houston Passport Office Address
  Mickey Leland Federal Building
  1919 Smith Street, 2nd Floor
  Houston, TX 77002-8049
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^{The Houston Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• Seattle Passport Office Address
  Henry Jackson Federal Building
  915 Second Avenue, Suite 992
  Seattle, WA 98174-1091
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^{The Seattle Passport Office issues the Passport Card on-site.}

• National Passport Office Address
  207 International Drive
  Portsmouth, NH 03801
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• Washington DC Passport Agency
  1111 19th Street, N.W.
  First Floor, Sidewalk Level
  Washington, D.C. 20036
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• Special Issuance Agency
  1111 19th Street, N.W.
  Suite 200
  Washington, D.C. 20036
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Most US citizens don't have passports: if you're among those without one and suddenly decide to leave the country for, say, spring break in Mexico, you will need one quickly because the USA's WHTI dictates that US citizens must have passports to re-enter the US from all foreign countries under most circumstances.

And if you need a passport in under two weeks, you will have to go to a passport office. Not a big deal (aside from getting there): I've done it, and not only was there almost no one else there, but it was quick and easy, and the government staff was perfectly nice (as compared to, say, the TSA). If you are leaving the country soon enough to need a passport now, then bon voyage!