Illinois Passport Offices
Search all passport office locations in the state of Illinois. There are currently offices in Illinois that are available for helping you receive or update your travel documents. Find a Illinois passport office by searching your current city. Below is the statewide list of Illinois passport offices.
| Office | Address | Phone | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Addison Post Office Il | 175 S Lincoln Ave Addison IL 60101 | (630) 543-4071 | Details |
| Addison Township Clerk | 401 N Addison Rd Addison IL 60101 | (630) 530-8161 | Details |
| Circuit Court Clerk (edwards Co) Albion Il | 50 E Main St Albion IL 62806 | (618) 445-2016 | Details |
| Algonquin Post Office | 801 W Algonquin Rd Algonquin IL 60102 | (847) 658-0012 | Details |
| Arlington Heights Post Office | 909 E Euclid Ave Arlington Heights IL 60004 | (847) 253-7806 | Details |
| Alton Il Post Office | 727 Belle St Alton IL 62002 | (618) 462-2501 | Details |
| Ashkum Post Office | 103 E Main St Ashkum IL 60911 | (815) 698-2412 | Details |
| Elk Grove Township | 2400 S Arlington Heights Rd Arlington Heights IL 60005 | (847) 437-0300 | Details |
| Worth Township Clerk | 11601 S Pulaski Rd Alsip IL 60803 | (708) 371-2900 | Details |
| Astoria Post Office | 214 W Broadway Astoria IL 61501 | (309) 329-2700 | Details |
| Barrington Main Post Office | 1515 S Grove Ave Barrington IL 60010 | (847) 381-0510 | Details |
| Aviston Post Office Il | 102 N Page St Aviston IL 62216 | (618) 228-7759 | Details |
A passport office is a government facility where U.S. citizens can apply for a passport, which is an official travel document that allows them to travel internationally. Every state in the U.S. has at least one passport office where citizens can go to apply for a passport or renew an existing one.
Here are some important things to keep in mind when applying for a passport in Illinois:
- Passport offices in Illinois require an appointment, so make sure to schedule one in advance.
- To apply for a passport, you will need to bring a completed DS-11 form, proof of U.S. citizenship (such as a birth certificate), and government-issued identification (such as a driver's license).
- Passport fees vary depending on whether you are applying for a new passport or renewing an existing one, and whether you need it expedited.
- Expedited passport services are available at some passport offices in Illinois, but they come with an additional fee.
- Some passport offices in Illinois offer photo services on-site for an additional fee, while others require you to bring your own passport photo.
- Passport processing times can vary, but it generally takes 4-6 weeks for a standard passport application to be processed. Expedited services can reduce this time to 2-3 weeks.
Overall, applying for a passport can be a straightforward process as long as you come prepared with the necessary documents and information. Check with your local passport office in Illinois for more specific information and requirements.