First things first—are you a passport rookie or a seasoned traveler? New applicants will need more documentation, especially if you’re from our tight-knit Long Neck community where everyone knows your backstory. First-timers must appear in person, bringing birth certificates and multiple forms of identification that showcase your local roots.

Channel your inner Sussex County detective and gather every scrap of documentation. Birth certificates, driver’s licenses, and proof of local residency are your best friends. Pro tip: swing by Peninsula Crab House and ask locals—someone always knows someone who recently navigated this process.

Fill out DS-11 forms like you’re writing a love letter to international travel. Every box matters, every detail counts. Double-check everything—our Long Neck community takes pride in getting things right the first time. Mistakes mean delays, and nobody wants that when adventure beckons.

Photography matters in Long Neck! While we might not have professional studios on every corner, local pharmacies and some Sussex County offices offer passport photo services. Pro tip: wear solid colors, keep a neutral expression, and imagine you’re posing near Pepper Creek—calm and collected.

Head to your nearest authorized passport acceptance facility. In Long Neck, this might mean the local post office or county building. Bring original documents, photocopies, and that signature Delaware confidence. Our community doesn’t just submit paperwork—we make a statement.

Passport fees aren’t small change, but think of it as an investment in future adventures. Bring exact payments—cashier’s checks or money orders preferred. Our Long Neck approach means being prepared, efficient, and ready to stamp your ticket to global exploration.