Your first decision is critical. First-time applicants need more documentation than renewals. If you’ve had a passport before and it’s not seriously damaged, renewal is typically simpler. Check expiration dates carefully—many international destinations require six months validity beyond your travel dates.

Gather your tribal identification, birth certificate, and any name change documents. Pro tip: Xerox copies at Crow Agency’s local library are crisp and official-looking. Ensure all documents match exactly—even minor discrepancies can delay your application significantly.

Passport photos near Little Bighorn River have unique lighting. Our local pharmacy offers professional shots that meet strict government requirements. No selfies, no casual snapshots—these need to be precise 2×2 inch images with neutral expressions.

DS-11 forms require meticulous attention. Use black ink, print clearly, and avoid mistakes. The county building offers assistance if you’re struggling. Remember, erasures or white-out are automatic disqualifiers—start over if you make an error.

Crow Agency has multiple submission points. The county clerk’s office and tribal administrative center both process passports. Bring all original documents, your completed application, and payment. Expect a processing window of 4-6 weeks for routine service.

Fees vary based on book or card selection. Bring exact payment—cash, credit, or money order. Once submitted, use the online tracking system to monitor progress. Pro tip: Expedited services are available if you’re on a tight timeline.