The Burlington County Clerk's Office is a Passport Acceptance Agency for processing Passport applications and renewals. Passport applications can be processed at the Clerk's main office in Mount Holly or the County Corner Store. No appointment is necessary.

Passport photos can be obtained at both locations for $10 per person. Click here for Passport photo tips and examples.

County Clerk Passport Application Checklist (PDF)

The U.S. Department of State operates Passport Agencies to process urgent travel applications within 14 days. Find a Passport Agency at travel.state.gov

The U.S. Department of State issues passports.

Payment & Fees

All applications will require two payments: one for fees charged by the U.S. Department of State and another for fees charged by the Burlington County Clerk's Office.

Application and expedited service fees charged by the U.S. Department of State may only be paid by check or money order, made payable to the "U.S. Department of State."

Execution and Acceptance fees charged by the Burlington County Clerk's Office may be paid by credit/debit, check, or money order. Cash is accepted at the Mount Holly location, NOT at the County Corner Store.

At both locations, overnight mail service is available through the County Clerk's Office.

Click here for more information about Passport fees and payment methods

Be Aware of Passport Application and Renewal Scams and Fraud

Protect your wallet and identity by avoiding websites offering expensive and unnecessary services to help fill out your Passport application and renewal forms. These sites charge consumers hundreds of dollars for unnecessary services and put your personally identifying information at risk for exploitation. Some of these websites impersonate official government websites, while others offer flashy services that are entirely unnecessary for consumers.

Visit one of our two locations in Mount Holly or Mount Laurel to obtain the official application and receive assistance with completing your forms for only the cost required and authorized by the U.S. Department of State.

Avoid scam websites that offer to help you get or renew your passport (Link)

Spot Passport Scams Before It's Too Late (Link)

Report U.S. Passport or Visa Fraud (Link)

Passport scam is targeting travelers with fake government websites (YouTube Link)

Scammers exploit Americans with fake passport sites promising quick results (YouTube Link)

Passport Application Information and Resources

• Applying for the first time as an adult
• Applying as a 16 or 17 year old
• Applying for a child under 16
• Renewing a Passport
• Applying for a Passport Card
• Photo ID Requirements
• Citizenship Evidence
• Changing or Correcting a Passport
• Lost or Stolen Passports
• Processing Time
• Get Your Passport Fast
• Track Your Passport Application

Helpful Passport Videos (Link)

Passport Frequently Asked Questions (Link)

Helpful Infographics (Link)