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Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County

Passport office in Troy, NC

108 E. Main ST., Troy, NC 27371

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About the Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County passport office

Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County is a passport acceptance location at 108 E. Main ST., Troy, NC 27371. A separate passport-counter schedule has not been verified, so confirm hours before you go. Visits: appointment required in listing.

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Appointments required.(910)-571-3731

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  • New applications
  • In-person renewals

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Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County passport FAQ

Where is the Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County passport office?

Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County is located at 108 E. Main ST., Troy, NC 27371. Phone: (910) 571-3731.

What are the passport hours at Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County?

A passport-specific schedule for Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County has not been verified. Listed hours are Monday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM; Tuesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM; Wednesday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM; Thursday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM; Friday 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM, but passport hours may differ. Check the official locator before visiting.

Do I need an appointment at Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County?

Appointment required in listing. Contact the facility to confirm.

Can I get a passport photo at Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County?

On-site passport photos are not listed for this location. Bring a compliant 2x2 inch photo taken within the last six months.

Can I renew my passport at Clerk of Superior Court Montgomery County?

Most adults renewing an eligible passport (Form DS-82) must renew by mail or through the State Department's online renewal, not at an acceptance facility. Use this office for first-time adult passports, children under 16, or if your previous passport was lost, stolen or damaged (Form DS-11).

What should I bring to apply for a passport in Troy?

Bring a completed, unsigned Form DS-11, original proof of U.S. citizenship plus a photocopy, a valid photo ID plus a photocopy, one passport photo, and separate payments: the application fee to the U.S. Department of State and the $35 acceptance fee to the facility.

How long does it take to get a passport from Troy, NC?

Processing time is set by the U.S. Department of State, not this office, and is the same nationwide. Check the current routine and expedited times on travel.state.gov; expedited service costs an extra $60.

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Hours from the facility's published schedule

monday: 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM

Each bar covers one open hour. This facility only accepts applications inside the window above.

  • Quietest hour: 2 PM–3 PM
  • Busiest hour: 9 AM–10 AM

Estimates based on published hours and typical acceptance-facility traffic patterns, not measured visit counts. Call ahead to confirm.

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