Walk-in passport offices in the Bronx
9 passport acceptance facilities in the Bronx: 9 listed as walk-in, 0 listed as appointment-required. Addresses, phone numbers and listing notes are from the U.S. State Department database (pulled October 27, 2026).
All 9 Bronx locations are listed as walk-in in the State Department database: eight post offices plus the Bronx County Clerk.
The Bronx GPO listing notes that the last applicant is seen 1 hour before closing.
If you need a passport within 14 days, an acceptance facility cannot help. You need an appointment at a passport agency (book through the State Department) with proof of travel.
All 9 locations
Walk-in locations are listed first, then by ZIP code. “Walk-in listed” means the State Department listing says walk-in service or no appointment required; “Appointment listed” means it says appointments are required (some list both, for example walk-in on certain days). Hours change, so call ahead.
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Bronx County Clerk Walk-in listed
851 Grand Concourse, Room 118, Bronx, NY 10451
Listing note: “Walk-in service.”
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Bronx Gpo Walk-in listed
558 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10451
Listing note: “Walk-in service; last applicant seen 1 hour prior to closing.”
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Westfarms Station Walk-in listed
362 Devoe Avenue, Bronx, NY 10460
Listing note: “Walk in service.”
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Westchester Station Walk-in listed
2619 Ponton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461
Listing note: “Walk in service.”
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Parkchester Station Walk-in listed
1449 West Avenue, Bronx, NY 10462
Listing note: “Walk-in service.”
Listed email: desiree.c.brown-stuart@usps.gov
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Kingsbridge Station Walk-in listed
5517 Broadway, Bronx, NY 10463
Listing note: “Walk in service.”
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Woodlawn Station Walk-in listed
4364 Katonah Avenue, Bronx, NY 10470
Listing note: “Walk-in service.”
Listed email: felicia.y.banks@usps.gov
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Riverdale Station Walk-in listed
5951 Riverdale Avenue, Bronx, NY 10471
Listing note: “Walk-in service”
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Hunts Point Walk-in listed
800 Manida Street, Bronx, NY 10474
Listing note: “Walk-in service.”
Listed email: nancy.george@usps.gov
Passport fees
At an acceptance facility you pay two separate fees: the application fee goes to the U.S. Department of State (check or money order), and the $35 execution (acceptance) fee goes to the facility itself. Ask the facility which payment types it accepts.
| Applying in person (DS-11) | Application fee (to State Dept) | Acceptance fee (to facility) |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (16+) first-time, passport book (DS-11) | $130 | $35 |
| Adult first-time, passport card (DS-11) | $30 | $35 |
| Adult first-time, book + card (DS-11) | $160 | $35 |
| Under 16, passport book (DS-11) | $100 | $35 |
| Under 16, passport card (DS-11) | $15 | $35 |
| Under 16, book + card (DS-11) | $115 | $35 |
| Optional add-ons | Fee |
|---|---|
| Expedited service | $60 |
| 1-3 day return delivery (book only) | $26.87 |
| File search | $150 |
Renewing instead? (no acceptance fee, not done at these locations)
| Renewal | Fee |
|---|---|
| Adult renewal by mail, book (DS-82) | $130 |
| Adult renewal by mail, card (DS-82) | $30 |
| Adult renewal by mail, book + card (DS-82) | $160 |
Fees from the State Department fees page and fee chart (PDF), checked October 27, 2026.
What to bring
Apply in person with Form DS-11 if this is your first U.S. passport, if you are under 16, if your previous passport was lost, stolen or damaged, or if you are not eligible to renew by mail.
- Form DS-11, filled out but not signed. Sign it only when the acceptance agent tells you to.
- Original evidence of U.S. citizenship (for example a qualifying U.S. birth certificate, Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship, or Consular Report of Birth Abroad) plus a photocopy.
- A physical government-issued photo ID (for example a driver's license) plus a photocopy of the front and back.
- One passport photo that meets the photo requirements.
- The two fee payments (application fee to the Department of State, acceptance fee to the facility).
Photocopies must be single-sided on plain white 8.5 x 11 inch paper.
Sources: Apply for your adult passport, citizenship evidence, photo ID requirements.
Passport photo rules
- 2 x 2 inches (51 x 51 mm); head between 1 and 1 3/8 inches (25-35 mm) from chin to top of head.
- Taken in the last 6 months, in color, on a white or off-white background.
- No glasses (unless you include a signed medical statement).
- No hats or head coverings unless worn for religious or medical reasons (signed statement may be required).
- No uniforms, headphones, filters or digital edits.
Source: State Department photo requirements.
How long it takes
| Routine | 4 to 6 weeks |
|---|---|
| Expedited (+$60) | 2 to 3 weeks |
Processing times do not include mailing time, which can add up to 2 weeks each way.
Traveling soon? If you travel internationally within 14 days (or need a foreign visa within 28 days), you need an appointment at a passport agency or center, with proof of travel. Acceptance facilities like the ones below cannot issue passports on the spot.
Source: State Department processing times (page updated October 5, 2026).
FAQ
Can I get a passport without an appointment in the Bronx?
The State Department database lists 9 of the 9 acceptance facilities in the Bronx as walk-in or no appointment required. Walk-in hours are set by each location, so call the number listed before you go.
How much does a first-time adult passport cost?
For an adult passport book applied for in person, the application fee is $130 paid to the U.S. Department of State, plus a $35 acceptance fee paid to the facility. Expedited service adds $60.
Can I renew my passport at these locations?
No. Acceptance facilities handle new applications on Form DS-11. Most adults can renew by mail (DS-82) or online.
How long does a passport take right now?
The State Department lists routine processing at 4 to 6 weeks and expedited at 2 to 3 weeks, not counting mailing time.
Facility data: U.S. Department of State, Passport Acceptance Facility API (cadataapi.state.gov), pulled October 27, 2026. Names and notes are shown as published, including typos. Spotted an error? Tell us.