Passport Instructions | City of Mill Creek

Steps

Prepare Your Application

Both first-time applicants and renewal applicants must fill out the State Department application before arrival.

Have Documents Prepared

Applicants must have all necessary information and documentation at the ready when they arrive to the appointment. You must bring your own photo.

Passport documentation

Schedule Your Appointment

The online scheduling tool saves a place in line; walk-up service is limited.

Scheduling tool

Arrive for Your Appointment

The passport office is located at City Hall and is open Monday–Saturday, 8:00am–12:00pm, 1:00pm–4:30pm (3:00pm walk-ups)

Directions to City Hall

Pay Passport Fees

Pay via check or money order. Information on passport fees can be found at the link below.

Passport Fees

The City of Mill Creek is an acceptance agent for the U.S. Department of State. You do not have to reside in Mill Creek—all are welcome. All applicants must be present at time of application. Applicants under the age of 16 must be accompanied by both parents. Payment must be made by check or money order (NO CASH).

Things to Remember

All questions on the application are about the person applying.

Minors should use someone other than a parent as an emergency contact.
Social security number is required for all applicants.
Mother's maiden name is required.
Spouse's maiden name is required.
Use black ink only on your application.
We only accept checks or money orders for passport payments. Bring TWO checks or money orders: one for the U.S. Dept. of State for the passport and expediting fees, and another for the City of Mill Creek's processing fee.
Your emergency contact should not be someone you travel with.
Visit Travel.State.Gov to learn more.

Minor Passport Processing

Minors (under 16) must apply in person for both first-time passports and renewals. Passport for children under age 16 are only valid for 5 years.

Adult Passport Renewals

Adult renewals are done through the mail. Adult renewals only processed in person if:

Your most recent passport has been damaged, lost, or stolen, or if it has been expired for more than five years.
You were under 16 years of age when your most recent passport was issued.