Brazoria Post Office Passport Services

The cost of a passport at the Brazoria Post Office depends on the type of passport you’re applying for. For a first-time adult passport, you’ll need to pay $130 for the passport book and a $35 execution fee to the post office. Children’s passports (under age 16) also cost $130 for the book and $35 for the execution fee. If you’re renewing an adult passport via mail (Form DS-82), the fee is $130. You can pay with a check or money order made payable to the U.S. Department of State for the book fee and cash or a debit card for the $35 execution fee payable directly to the Brazoria Post Office. Passport photos, if taken at the Medicine Man Pharmacy just down the street, will cost approximately $15.

If your child requires a passport, both parents (or legal guardians) must appear in person with the child at the Brazoria Post Office. Each parent must present a valid photo ID, such as a driver’s license, and provide proof of relationship to the child, such as a birth certificate or adoption decree. If only one parent can appear, they must submit a notarized statement from the non-appearing parent consenting to the passport issuance for the child or provide documentation proving sole custody. The application form (DS-11) must be completed and signed. The fee for a child’s passport book is $130, plus the $35 execution fee payable to the Brazoria Post Office.

If you need your passport urgently, expedited processing is available for an additional fee of $60. With expedited service, you can expect to receive your passport in approximately 2-3 weeks as of November 2024. Be sure to clearly mark “EXPEDITE” on the outside of your envelope when submitting your application. Another option is to contact the National Passport Information Center to inquire about scheduling an appointment at a regional passport agency, though the nearest agency might be several hours away. If you have imminent international travel due to a life-or-death emergency, contact the Brazoria Post Office to see how quickly they can process your application and then contact the National Passport Information Center for emergency assistance.

Yes, both parents are strongly encouraged to apply together in person with the child at the Brazoria Post Office. This simplifies the process and avoids the need for notarized statements or custody documentation if one parent cannot be present. Both parents will need to show valid photo identification and provide proof of the parental relationship to the child, such as a birth certificate. Having both parents present ensures that the application process goes smoothly and efficiently, minimizing potential delays.

To apply for a passport at the Brazoria Post Office, you’ll need to bring several essential documents. This includes proof of U.S. citizenship, such as a certified birth certificate or a previous U.S. passport. You’ll also need a valid photo ID, such as a driver’s license, and a photocopy of both the front and back of your ID. Finally, you’ll need a passport photo that meets specific requirements (2×2 inches, taken within the last six months). You can get this photo taken at the Medicine Man Pharmacy nearby for around $15. Don’t forget to bring the completed DS-11 application form and the necessary payment for the passport fee and execution fee.

The passport office is located at 111 GAINES STREET, BRAZORIA, TX 77422. Get directions

Hours are . Call ahead at 9797987676.0 to confirm before visiting.

Photos on-site: 1. If available, photos typically cost around $15 in cash.

Routine processing takes 12-13 weeks. Expedited service (additional $60 fee) takes 7-9 weeks. Our expedited service gets your passport in 3-10 days.

Most facilities accept check or money order. You’ll need two separate payments: one to “U.S. Department of State” ($130) and one to “BRAZORIA POST OFFICE” ($35). Cash may not be accepted.

Handicap access: 1. The facility is ADA compliant with accessible entrances and facilities.

Parking at the Brazoria Post Office is generally straightforward, though it can get busy during peak hours. There is a dedicated 15-space parking lot directly in front of the building on Gaines Street. These spaces are free and available on a first-come, first-served basis. During peak hours, especially around lunchtime (12 PM – 1 PM) and late afternoons (4 PM – 5 PM), finding a spot can be challenging. However, there’s usually street parking available along San Bernard Street, just one block east of the post office. This street parking is also free and typically has a decent turnover. For those willing to walk a short distance, there’s a public parking lot located behind the First National Bank on East San Bernard Street, roughly 0.2 miles from the post office. During the summer months, the Texas heat can be intense, so it’s advisable to park as close as possible to minimize exposure to the sun. In the event of heavy rain, the parking lot can accumulate puddles, so be mindful of that when choosing a spot. Overall, parking is manageable, but planning your visit outside of peak times can make the experience smoother.

No, passport renewals cannot be done at acceptance facilities. Renewals must be mailed directly to the State Department using Form DS-82, or you can use our expedited renewal service.

If you’re traveling soon, our expedited service can get your passport in as little as 3 days. We handle everything from document review to delivery, with 24/7 support. Call 800-860-8610 to get started.