Passport Services

Corona Public Library

Passport Services

BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

Monday-Thursday 10:20am-7pm
Friday 11am-4pm
Saturday - Sunday Closed

Printable Passport Appointment Checklist

For the latest information and updates on passport processing times, please visit State Department

Schedule an Appointment Online

Schedule an appointment by phone

Please call (951)-736-2386 with questions, or to make an appointment.  The agent assisting you will confirm your appointment location, time, and any required materials you need.  Due to an increase in passport application volume, acceptance agents may not immediately answer the phone. Please leave a message and a passport acceptance agent will return your call by the next business day.

Passport Renewals

PASSPORT RENEWALS: Most renewals can be done by mail or online by using the following link: Renew my Passport Online (state.gov).  If you have a passport that was issued less than 15 years ago and you were at least 16 years old when it was issued, you may be able to submit a self-service renewal. Please visit the U.S. Department of State - Passports by Mail page to see if you qualify to use the service.

New Passport for Adult or Minor 16+

For New Passport for Adult or Minor age of 16 or over, all applicants must appear in person, and will need the following items:

1. Completed (but not signed) Passport Application Form (DS-11). [Download Form]‍

The application must be completed in black ink. Please do not use corrective tape or fluid to correct errors on the form.
NOTE: Form is in PDF format - Click here to download Adobe® Acrobat Reader  

2. Proof Of United States Citizenship Or Nationality -

      If you were born in the United States you must submit:
      ♦ Certified original birth certificate (birth certificates must contain the name of the parent(s)), or
      ♦ Previous U.S. passport.

NOTICE: California Abstract birth certificates, Hospital Birth Certificate, or birth certificates that do not list your parent's name(s) are not accepted

      If you were born in a foreign country you must submit:
      ♦ Original certificate of naturalization or citizenship [may not also be used as proof of identity], or
      ♦ Previous U.S. passport, or
      ♦ Proof of derivative citizenship.

3. Proof Of Identity -
    ♦ Current driver’s license, or
    ♦ Recently issued certificate of naturalization, or
    ♦ Recently issued government ID card.

4. Photographs - One 2" x 2" square photo, full faced with plain white or off-white background.
     Passport photos are available at the Library for $12.00.  

5. Photocopies of ID - Photocopies of the front & back of the ID mentioned in Step 3 must be submitted with a passport application. The copies must be single-sided and legible.  Copies can be made at the Library for an additional $.15 per copy.

 6. Passport Fee - The State Department portion of the Passport Fee must be paid by Check or Money Order Only.  The Library Fee can be paid by check or money order, cash or credit card (Visa/MC/Discover).

For minors 16 & 17 - at least one parent or guardian must be present to sign and present ID.  

New or Renewal Passport for Children under 16

For New Or Renewal Passport for a Child Under the age of 16, the child, and both parents, or the child's legal guardian(s) must appear and present the following:

 1. Completed (but not signed) Passport Application Form (DS-11). [Download Form]
     The application must be completed in black ink. Please do not use corrective tape or fluid to correct errors on the form.
        NOTE: Form is in PDF format - Click here to download Adobe® Acrobat Reader

 2. Child's Proof Of United States Citizenship Or Nationality
     
     If you were born in the United States you must submit:          
        ♦ Certified original birth certificate (birth certificates must contain the name of the parent(s)), AND
        ♦ Previous U.S. passport.
         NOTICE:  California Abstract birth certificates, Hospital Birth Certificates, or birth certificates that do not list
           your parent's name(s) are not accepted

     If you were born in a foreign country you must submit:

       ♦ Original certificate of naturalization or citizenship, or
       ♦ Previous U.S. passport, or
       ♦ Proof of derivative citizenship.

 3. Present evidence that you are the parents or guardians
     The Child's Certified Birth Certificate showing both parents' names, or
      Certified Court Order of Guardianship

 4. Show Valid identification for BOTH parents
     ♦ Drivers Licenses
     ♦ U.S. Government Issued ID Cards

 5. Photocopies of ID - Photocopies of the front & back of the ID mentioned in Step 3 must be submitted with a passport       application. The copies must be single-sided and legible.  Copies can be made at the Library for an additional $.25 per       copy.

 6. Photographs - One 2"x2" square photo, full faced with plain white or off-white background, no glasses.
     Passport photos are available at the Library for $15.00.

 7. Passport Fee -The State Department portion of the Passport Fee must be paid by Check or Money Order Only.
     The Library Fee can be paid by check or money order, cash or credit card (Visa/MC/Discover).  

If both parents cannot appear in person - The non-appearing parent may complete and notarize form DS-3053 or submit a notarized letter authorizing the other parent to apply for the child's passport. All letters & DS-3053 forms must be filled out in black ink and must include a legible photocopy of the front and back of the non-applying parent's valid driver's license or government issued ID. Click here for Form DS-3053

Passport Processing Times fluctuate so for more see Passport Application Processing Times.

Passport Fees

At this time Express Mail service is not available for passport cards.

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Passport Links

U.S. State Department’s Passport Services & Information website.
Birth certificate information for most states & CDC's list of state agencies that issue birth certificates.
Smart Traveler, the official State Dept. iPhone App for U.S. travelers, has easy access to frequently updated official country information, travel alerts, travel warnings, maps, U.S. embassy locations & more.
Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) - Free STEP enrollment enables the State Dept. to better assist travelers in emergencies such as natural disasters, unrest in foreign countries, or lost/stolen passports overseas. During travel,
STEP can help travelers’ family and friends reach them in an emergency.
NOTE: These links are located outside of the City's website.

Updated: 03/12/2025