Passport offices in Marina, CA
One passport acceptance facility in Marina is listed by the U.S. Department of State: Marina Post Office. 1 take photos on site. 6 more are within 12 miles.
Marina passport offices
Nearby passport offices
Seaside Post Office
1093 Broadway Ave, Seaside
Castroville Post Office
10799 Merritt St., Castroville
John Steinbeck Station Post Office
100 West Alisal Street, Salinas
Pacific Grove Post Office
680 Lighthouse Ave, Pacific Grove
Monterey Post Office
565 Hartnell Street, Monterey
Carmel Post Office
3845 Via Nona Marie, Carmel
Applying in Marina: what to know
- First passport, child under 16, or lost passport: apply in person at one of the offices above with form DS-11. See how to get a passport in California and the child passport rules.
- Renewal: most adults renew by mail and do not need an office. Check the renewal guide.
- Cost: $165 for a first adult book ($130 + $35 acceptance fee). Full table in passport fees.
- Photo: 1 office here takes photos. Rules in passport photos.
- Travel within 14 days: the closest agency is the San Francisco Passport Agency (about 83 miles), by appointment only. See expedited and urgent passports.
Marina passport FAQ
Where can I get a passport in Marina, CA?
Marina has one passport acceptance facility: Marina Post Office, 3100 Deforest Road.
Do passport offices in Marina need an appointment?
Yes. Every office in Marina lists its passport hours as by appointment. Book before you go.
Can I get passport photos at a Marina passport office?
1 of the 1 offices in Marina take passport photos on site, according to the State Department listing.
Is any Marina passport office open on Saturday?
No Marina office lists Saturday passport hours.
How much does a passport cost in Marina?
The same as anywhere in the U.S.: $130 for an adult passport book plus the $35 acceptance fee ($165); $100 plus $35 for a child under 16. Expedited service adds $60.
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Office list from the U.S. Department of State Passport Acceptance Facility Search, retrieved July 2026. Independent guide, not a government website. Something wrong? Tell us.