Central NJ Post Offices hosting Passport Fairs

Central NJ — To make it easier to apply for a passport, select Central New Post Offices are hosting Passport Fairs on the weekend of January 26-27. The Post Office Passport Fairs will feature additional personnel to accommodate customers applying for passports. Postal officials advise walk-ins are welcome, but recommend calling ahead for an appointment.

**Central New Jersey Post Office hosting Passport Fairs on Saturday, January 26 are:**
Pittstown (10am-2:30 pm) 908 735-7291	Hillsborough (11am-4pm) 908-281-9873	Titusville (11am-4pm) 609-737-2337
Glen Gardner (11am-4pm) 908-537-2813	Raritan (9am-4pm) 908-725-3120	Lambertville (11am-4pm) 609-397-0061
Downtown Station in Trenton (11am-4pm) 609-599-3517	Roosevelt (11am-4pm) 609-448-5105	Beachwood (12pm-4pm) 732-349-5507
West Trenton (11am-4pm) 609-882-4845	Pennington (11am-4pm) 609-737-1115	Flagtown (9am-3pm) 908-369-3262
Three Bridges (9am-2pm) 908-782-3898	Parlin (9:30am-2:30pm) 732-257-0045	Long Branch (10:30am-3pm) 732-222-7711

**Central New Jersey Post Office hosting Passport Fairs on Sunday, January 27 are:**
Hillsborough (11am-4pm) 908-281-9873	West Trenton (11am-4pm) 609-882-4845
Parlin (9am-1pm) 732-257-0045	Trenton P&DC Lobby (Hamilton Twp) (10am-4pm) 609-581-3047
Kilmer Lobby in Edison (10am-4pm) 732-819-3619

The Postal Service offers these helpful tips for applying for a passport:

Fill out the passport application (DS11), before you come to the post office. You can download it from: http://travel.state.gov/download_applications.html
Bring proof of US citizenship with you and present proof of identity.
Provide 2 passport photos. (photo service available on-site for a fee)
Have all your documentation with you.

All information on passport applications, procedures and fees can be attained by visiting the USPS website at www.usps.com or by calling 1-800-ASK-USPS (1-800-275-8777).

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