Important Due to Covid-19, processing times for passports are taking longer than normal for both standard and expedited services.

Places to Apply for a Passport in Greenville, MS

There is only one Greenville passport office where American citizens can submit application Form DS-11 and supporting documents. This facility and a few in nearby cities are listed below. After the application is adjudicated and placed in a sealed envelope along with the supporting documents, you need to mail it to the processing center. It is not necessary to appear for other passport services such as renewals, name change, and corrections. Requests for these services can be made by mail.

You can expect to get your passport in approximately 8 to 11 weeks if there are no errors on the form and the supporting documents are acceptable. Otherwise, you will probably face delays. Those who need to get their passports faster can request expedited service. This process can take up to 7 weeks. Individuals who need to travel overseas in 14 days or submit a passport for a foreign visa application in 28 days can set up an appointment at the Arkansas Passport Agency in Hot Springs or the New Orleans Passport Agency. If there is no opening prior to your departure date or visiting the agency is not possible, a registered expediter can get passports in 24 to 48 hours.

For a list of acceptance facilities in cities other than Greenville, visit the Mississippi passport office page.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Mailing delays are impacting passport processing. The Department of State's processing times begin when applications are received at a passport agency or center and not when you mail them or apply at a local acceptance facility. Standard service may take between 7 and 10 weeks. This timeframe does not include delivery time. Mailing times vary across the country.

Expedited service takes from 4 to 6 weeks exluding mailing times on the front and back end. Mailing delays may be significant so requesting 1-2-day mailing may greatly help.

Regional passport agencies are offering two types of appointments: Life-of-Death Emergency Service and Urgent Travel Service.

Life-or-death emergencies are serious illnesses, injuries, or deaths in your immediate family (parent, legal guardian, child, spouse, sibling, and grandparent) that require you to travel outside the United States within 3 business days.

If you need to travel due to a qualified life-or-death emergency, please call the National Passport Information Center for an appointment:

Mondays through Fridays 8 A.M. to 8 P.M. ET, call 1-877-487-2778 (TDD/TTY:1-888-874-7793) Outside of these hours, call 202-647-4000.

For Urgent Travel Service, you need to call 14 days before your scheduled international travel or 28 days if you also need to secure a foreign visa.

If you need to travel urgently for reasons other than a life-or-death emergency, please call the NPIC at 1-877-487-2778 Mondays through Fridays 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. ET.

Facility Name	Street Address	City	State	ZIP	Phone
GREENVILLE MAIN POST OFFICE	305 MAIN ST	GREENVILLE	MS	38701	6623354523
LAKE VILLAGE POST OFFICE	206 S COKLEY ST	LAKE VILLAGE	AR	71653	8702652838
CLERK OF COURT SUNFLOWER COUNTY	200 MAIN STREET	INDIANOLA	MS	38751	6628871252
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE	210 S CHRISMAN AVE	CLEVELAND	MS	38732	6628434031
ITTA BENA POST OFFICE	100 DEWEY ST	ITTA BENA	MS	38941	6622549112
YAZOO CITY POST OFFICE	341 N MAIN ST	YAZOO CITY	MS	39194	6627465733
ASHLEY COUNTY CIRCUIT CLERKS OFFICE	205 E. JEFFERSON	HAMBURG	AR	71646	8708532030
CLERK OF CHANCERY COURT LEFLORE COUNTY	310 W MARKET ST	GREENWOOD	MS	38930	6624536203
GREENWOOD MAIN POST OFFICE	200 E WASHINGTON ST	GREENWOOD	MS	38930	6624533242
MOREHOUSE PARISH CLERK OF COURT	100 E MADISON AVENUE	BASTROP	LA	71220	3182813343