In a time of shifting federal operations and growing travel demand, Fort Bend County District Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker has once again proven her steadfast leadership by assuring residents that passport services at all Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Offices remain fully operational.

Walker’s announcement comes as a wave of questions has surfaced regarding the status of local passport processing centers following national reports of federal passport office disruptions. Her clear and confident communication has calmed concerns while reinforcing her long-standing reputation for transparency and public service excellence.

All Passport Offices Remain Open and Fully Staffed

Residents can continue to rely on two convenient locations to process new passports or renewals:

• Richmond Office: 1422 Eugene Heimann Circle, Richmond, Texas 77469
• Missouri City Office: 5855 Sienna Springs Way, Missouri City, Texas 77459

Both offices maintain regular business hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Appointments are recommended for guaranteed service, while walk-ins are accepted on a limited basis depending on daily scheduling.

“These passport offices are a lifeline for families, students, and professionals preparing to travel abroad,” said District Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker. “We are committed to keeping the process convenient, efficient, and accessible right here in Fort Bend County.”

Passport Fair Set for October 25, 2025 – Bringing Service Directly to the Community

In keeping with her community-first approach, Clerk Walker announced the continuation of the District Clerk’s annual Passport Fair, scheduled for:

Kerala House – 1415 Packer Lane, Stafford, TX 77477
Saturday, October 25, 2025 🕗 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon

During this event, certified passport agents will be on hand to assist residents with both new passport applications and renewals using Form DS-11. The fair offers families the opportunity to complete the process locally without the long wait times often associated with federal centers.

Walker emphasized that the Passport Fair is part of her office’s broader effort to make government services mobile, approachable, and customer centered.

“Our goal is simple—meet the people where they are,” said Walker. “We want to eliminate barriers and make sure every resident who needs a passport can obtain one efficiently and affordably.”

A Trusted Resource for International Travelers

The Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Passport Services provide a comprehensive range of support for residents preparing for international travel, including:

• Processing new passport applications (Form DS-11)
• Managing passport renewals for eligible applicants
• Providing passport photo services
• Offering assistance for minors and first-time applicants
• Educating the public on required documentation and fees

Whether residents are planning a study-abroad program, business trip, mission journey, or long-awaited vacation, Walker’s team ensures that their documentation needs are handled with professionalism and care.

Beverley McGrew Walker: A Model of Integrity and Innovation

Since taking office, District Clerk Beverley McGrew Walker has modernized numerous aspects of the Fort Bend County District Clerk’s Office, from digital filing systems to citizen outreach. Her focus on customer experience, accessibility, and technological advancement has set a new benchmark for county-level government service.

Walker’s initiatives—including community passport fairs, extended service options, and online access tools—reflect her vision of a responsive, transparent, and people-centered government. Her ongoing engagement with residents ensures that the District Clerk’s Office remains a trusted cornerstone of county operations.

Stay Informed and Plan Your Passport Visit

Residents seeking more information about fees, required documentation, or appointment scheduling can visit the Fort Bend County District Clerk’s official website at: www.fortbendcountytx.gov/districtclerk