583 offices · 428 cities
Find a passport office in California
Search the 583 passport acceptance facilities the U.S. Department of State lists in California, with passport hours, appointments and photos.
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All citiesPassport offices in Los Angeles
22 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in San Diego
10 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in San Francisco
4 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in San Jose
3 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in Sacramento
4 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in Fresno
3 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in Roseville
2 acceptance facilities
Passport offices in Long Beach
2 acceptance facilities
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Where can I apply for a passport in California?
At any of the 583 passport acceptance facilities in California listed by the U.S. Department of State: 428 post offices, 36 county clerk or court offices, 55 public libraries and 64 other offices. Search by ZIP code above or browse by city.
Do I need an appointment at a California passport office?
513 of the 583 offices list their passport hours as by appointment. Post offices book through the USPS scheduler; county clerks and libraries set their own rules. Each office page shows what the facility published.
How much does a passport cost in California?
Fees are national, not set by California. A first adult passport book costs $130 to the State Department plus a $35 acceptance fee to the office, $165 in total. An adult renewal by mail costs $130. Expedited service adds $60.
Where is the passport agency in California?
California has 3 passport agencies: Los Angeles Passport Agency, San Diego Passport Agency, San Francisco Passport Agency. They serve only applicants with international travel within 14 days (or a foreign visa needed within 28 days), by appointment.
Can I get a passport the same day in California?
Only at a passport agency, with an appointment and proof of urgent travel. Acceptance facilities such as post offices and county clerks send your application to the State Department; they do not print passports.
Offices from the U.S. Department of State Passport Acceptance Facility Search (dataset retrieved July 2026). Fees from travel.state.gov. Independent guide, not a government website.