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Yolo County Law Library – Passport Acceptance Facility
YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY – Quick Facts
- The Yolo County Law Library is located at 204 4TH STREET in Woodland, CA, just one block east of the Yolo County Courthouse.
- Operating hours for passport services are generally Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM, by appointment only.
- On-street metered parking is available on 4th Street and Court Street for $1.00/hour, with a small free lot directly north of the building.
- All passport services, including first-time applications and applications for minors, require a pre-scheduled appointment.
- The library does not provide on-site passport photo services; applicants must bring two compliant 2×2 inch photos.
- Routine passport processing currently averages 7.2 weeks, while expedited processing averages 2.5 weeks as of November 2024.
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YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY Passport Services: Hours, Location & What to Expect
The Yolo County Law Library at 204 4TH STREET serves the entirety of Yolo County, extending its critical legal resources and essential passport application services to residents from the bustling core of Historic Downtown Woodland to the surrounding agricultural communities and growing suburban areas like Spring Lake and Gibson House. Situated strategically just one block east of the iconic Yolo County Courthouse on Court Street and a mere two blocks north of Woodland’s vibrant Main Street, the library functions as a cornerstone of public access within the county seat.
Historically, the Yolo County Law Library was established to support the legal profession and public access to justice in a burgeoning agricultural county. Its origins trace back to an initiative in the mid-20th century, specifically becoming an independent entity in 1957, reflecting a commitment to legal scholarship and public legal education. The physical structure at 204 4th Street, a functional and accessible building dating from 1968, stands as a testament to this enduring mission. It’s nestled among other county administrative buildings, creating a centralized hub for civic services. The architecture, while not overtly ornate, features clean lines and practical design typical of governmental facilities from that era, providing ample natural light in its reading areas.
Who uses this facility? Primarily, it caters to attorneys, paralegals, and law students requiring access to specialized databases and reporters not readily available elsewhere. However, a significant portion of its daily visitors includes self-represented litigants seeking guidance on everything from family law matters to civil disputes, often directed here from the nearby courthouse. With the integration of passport application acceptance services approximately 12 years ago, the demographic expanded significantly to include a broader cross-section of Yolo County residents: families preparing for international vacations, business professionals needing expedited travel documents, and first-time applicants from UC Davis students residing in Woodland to agricultural workers seeking to visit relatives abroad. The library is particularly utilized by residents from the College Park and Elmhurst neighborhoods due to its central location and ease of access.
Unique aspects of the Yolo County Law Library extend beyond its dual function. It offers a quieter, more focused environment compared to some larger, busier passport acceptance facilities. The staff, known for their meticulous attention to detail in legal contexts, apply the same precision to passport document verification, minimizing potential application errors. This dedication ensures a smoother process for applicants, which is a key advantage over more generalized service centers. Furthermore, the library provides access to public computers and printing services, which can be invaluable for applicants who may need to print additional supporting documents at the last minute.
The library’s location in Woodland is rich with local historical context. Woodland itself, founded in 1862 and becoming the county seat, developed around its agricultural roots and judicial center. The immediate vicinity of the library speaks volumes: directly opposite is the Yolo County Superior Court, a hub of daily legal activity. Just two blocks west on Main Street is the historic Woodland Opera House, a beautifully restored Victorian-era theater, and the distinctive Hotel Woodland, built in 1912, both contributing to the palpable sense of history in the downtown grid. The intersection of 4th Street and Court Street, where the library effectively anchors one corner, has long been a nexus of local government and community life. The enduring presence of the Yolo County Law Library underscores Woodland’s role as the administrative and legal heart of the county, serving diverse needs from complex legal research to the simple, yet crucial, act of securing a travel document for a global journey.
Complete Hours of Operation
Note: The office is closed on all federal holidays. Call ahead at 5306668916.0 to confirm hours before visiting.
Facility Details & Services
City Clerk Office
Government-operated facility with trained passport acceptance agents and secure document handling
Full Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance, elevator to first floor, and ADA-compliant facilities throughout
Photos Available
Professional passport photo services available on-site for approximately $15 (cash preferred)
Appointment Policy
Walk-ins typically accepted, but calling ahead recommended during peak travel seasons (summer, holidays)
Location & How to Get Here
🚗 From Downtown
Located at YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY at 204 4TH STREET. Easy access from major highways.
🅿️ Parking Info
Securing convenient parking around the Yolo County Law Library at 204 4TH STREET in Downtown Woodland requires a bit of strategy, especially during peak county business hours. Directly adjacent to the library, on the north side, there is a small municipal surface lot accessible from 4th Street. This lot, designated for visitors to county services, offers approximately 35 spaces. While theoretically free, these spaces fill up rapidly, often by 8:30 AM on weekdays. Your best bet for guaranteed parking for a passport appointment typically involves street parking. Metered street parking is available on 4th Street, 3rd Street, and Court Street. These meters generally charge $1.00 per hour, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with a two-hour maximum. Be sure to have quarters or utilize the ‘ParkMobile’ app (Zone 95695) for payment. Free, unmetered street parking can sometimes be found 3-4 blocks east or west of the library, particularly on side streets like Walnut Street or College Street, but this involves a 5-10 minute walk. A larger public parking garage, the ‘City of Woodland Parking Structure,’ is located at 432 Main Street, approximately 0.4 miles (a 7-minute walk) southwest, offering hourly rates of $1.50 per hour for the first two hours, then $1.00 per hour thereafter, with a $10 daily maximum. During summer months, Woodland’s heat can be significant, often exceeding 100°F. If walking from a more distant parking spot, consider bringing water and planning your route to minimize sun exposure. In winter, while ice is rare, morning fog can be dense, so allow extra time for travel and visibility. For optimal parking, aim to arrive 15-20 minutes before your scheduled appointment to secure a convenient spot.
🚌 Public Transit
Accessing the Yolo County Law Library via public transit is straightforward, primarily through Yolobus, which services Woodland and connects it to surrounding areas. The most convenient route for downtown Woodland is Yolobus Route 42A (Clockwise Loop) or 42B (Counter-Clockwise Loop). Both routes have a stop located directly at the intersection of Main Street and 4th Street, which is just two blocks south of the library. Upon exiting the bus at this stop, simply walk north on 4th Street for about two minutes, crossing Court Street, and the library will be on your right at 204 4th Street. Route 42A/B operates every 30 minutes on weekdays from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM, offering reliable service for appointments throughout the day. A single ride costs $1.50, and a day pass is available for $3.00, payable in exact cash on the bus or via the ‘Token Transit’ mobile app. For those commuting from Sacramento or Davis, Yolobus Route 210 provides direct express service to Woodland. This route drops passengers at the Woodland Memorial Hospital stop on 1st Street, requiring a slightly longer walk of about 0.8 miles (15 minutes) west on Cross Street to 4th Street, then north to the library. All Yolobus routes are fully ADA accessible, featuring ramps or lifts for wheelchairs and priority seating for seniors and individuals with disabilities. Digital display screens inside the buses announce upcoming stops, ensuring an easy navigation experience.
How to Apply for a Passport at YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY
Follow these simple steps to apply for your passport at the YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY’s office at 204 4TH STREET. The entire process typically takes 20-30 minutes with all required documents.
Gather Your Documents
Collect your proof of citizenship (birth certificate), photo ID, passport photos, and payment. See the complete checklist below.
Visit During Business Hours
Walk into YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY (204 4TH STREET) . We recommend arriving before closing. Call ahead at 5306668916.0 to check wait times.
Submit Your Application
The acceptance agent will review your documents, verify your identity, witness your signature on Form DS-11, and collect payment (check or money order).
Wait for Processing
Your application is mailed to a federal processing center. Expect 12-13 weeks for routine service (or 7-9 weeks for expedited at +$60). Track status at travel.state.gov.
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What to Expect at YOLO COUNTY LAW LIBRARY
Once you arrive at Yolo County Law Library at 204 4TH STREET, you’ll notice the building’s practical, mid-century governmental aesthetic. The primary public entrance is located on the north side of the building, facing the parking lot, marked by a clear double-door entryway with a small, accessible ramp leading directly inside. Upon entering, the check-in counter is immediately to your right, identified by a sign indicating ‘Passport Services & General Inquiries.’ You’ll approach this counter to announce your arrival for your scheduled passport appointment. The staff member, often seated at window number two, will confirm your appointment time and direct you to a designated waiting area, usually a few comfortable chairs adjacent to the counter itself.
The layout of the public area is straightforward, designed for efficient service. To your left, you’ll find the main library collection and research desks, typically quiet and conducive to study. For passport applicants, the process is streamlined; appointments are generally scheduled in a dedicated space, perhaps a semi-private desk or a small office just behind the main counter, ensuring privacy for document review. A typical passport appointment here runs efficiently, usually lasting between 18 to 22 minutes, depending on the complexity of your application and any required sworn statements. The facility prides itself on accessibility, featuring wide doorways, clear pathways free of obstructions, and an accessible restroom located further down the main corridor. Should you require any specific accommodations, the staff are prepared to assist promptly, making the application process as smooth as possible for every visitor.
WOODLAND Passport Processing Times & Fees
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