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How do
I get my passport
back?
You must have an order from a judge. You must
present this to the Clerk's Office.
Upon verification, the passport will be returned
to you.
If you are convicted of a crime, your passport will be
sent to the State Department one year from the date of
conviction or on expiration of the passport, whichever
occurs first. This retention period may be modified by
order of a judge. See Miscellaneous
Order No. 51.
How do
I get my passport renewed or apply
for a passport?
These matters are not handled by the federal district
court. Please contact the appropriate office for your
county.
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Abilene: U.S. Postal Service (915) 673-6485
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Amarillo: U.S. Postal Service (806)
379-2144
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Dallas: State Court Passport Division
(214) 653-6774
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Fort Worth: U.S. Postal Service (817)
870-8103
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Lubbock: U.S. Postal Service (806) 763-6408
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San Angelo: U.S. Postal Service (915)
659-7776
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Wichita Falls: U.S. Postal Service (940)
766-4188
I need to inquire
about a custody dispute or divorce
proceeding.
These matters are not handled by the federal
district court. Please contact the appropriate office
for your county.
| Abilene |
Taylor County Domestic Relations
Office |
(915) 674-1316 |
| Amarillo |
Potter County District Clerk |
(806) 379-2144 |
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Randall County District
Clerk |
(806) 655-6200 |
| Dallas |
County Court Family Law |
(214) 653-7011 |
| Fort Worth |
County Court Family Law |
(817) 884-2575 |
| Lubbock |
Lubbock County District
Clerk |
(806) 775-1623 |
| San Angelo |
Tom Green County District
Clerk |
(915) 659-6579 |
| Wichita Falls |
Wichita County District
Clerk |
(940) 766-8190 |
Where can I go for answers to questions
involving other government agencies or programs?
Contact the 24-hour automated Federal Information Line
at 1-800-688-9889 or www.firstgov.gov.
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