Mobile Passport Photos in Evansville & Southern Indiana
We come to your home, your work, or anywhere that works for you. Jason takes your passport photo, sends you a digital copy, and prints your passport paperwork.
Skip the drugstore line. Southern Indiana Notary brings passport photos to you — at home, at the office, or anywhere convenient in the Evansville area. It’s an easy option for busy families, kids, seniors, and anyone who can’t easily get out.
What’s Included
- Your passport photo, taken at your home, work, or another location you choose
- A digital copy of your photo, sent to your phone or email
- Printing of your completed passport forms
- Photos for the whole family in one visit
- Notarization of Form DS-3053 (parental consent for a minor) if you need it
Passport Paperwork Printing
Complete your form with the State Department’s online Form Filler at travel.state.gov, then text or email us the PDF. We bring it printed and ready. Form DS-11 should be printed on single-sided pages, and you should not sign the DS-11 until the acceptance agent tells you to.
You Still Submit Your Application
We are not a passport acceptance facility and are not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State. We take your photo and print your paperwork; you submit the application yourself. First-time applicants, children under 16, and anyone who can’t renew by mail apply in person at an acceptance facility, such as many post offices and county clerk offices. Eligible adults can renew by mail or online.
Passport Photo Tips
- Remove your glasses; they aren’t allowed in passport photos
- Skip hats and head coverings unless worn daily for religious or medical reasons
- Wear everyday clothes; uniforms and camouflage aren’t allowed
- Plan on a neutral expression or a natural smile, with both eyes open
We follow the State Department’s photo rules, including a plain white or off-white background and no filters or retouching. The State Department makes the final decision on every photo.
Where We Travel
Mobile passport photos are available across Evansville, Newburgh, Boonville, Princeton, Mount Vernon, Poseyville, and Vanderburgh, Warrick, Gibson, and Posey counties. Already booking a mobile notary visit? Add passport photos to the same appointment.
Pricing
Text us your location and how many people need photos, and we’ll quote a price before we come out. Free document printing if you need it.
Text to Book 812-205-3322 Call 812-205-3322
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Mobile & Emergency
Available for homes, offices, hospitals, nursing homes, jail visits, and urgent after-hours requests.
Remote Online Notary
RON is available for eligible documents when an online appointment is the right fit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you come to me for passport photos?
Yes. We come to your home, your work, or anywhere practical in Vanderburgh, Warrick, Gibson, and Posey counties, and we can photograph the whole family in one visit. Text 812-205-3322 to set a time.
Do I get a digital copy of my passport photo?
Yes. Every photo session includes a digital copy of your photo, sent to your phone or email, so you can upload it for an eligible online renewal or print it yourself.
Can you submit my passport application for me?
No. We are not a passport acceptance facility and are not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State. First-time applicants, children under 16, and anyone who cannot renew by mail must apply in person at an acceptance facility, such as many post offices and county clerk offices. Eligible adults can renew by mail or online.
Can you help print my passport forms?
Yes. Fill out your form with the State Department’s online Form Filler at travel.state.gov, then text or email us the PDF and we bring it printed. Form DS-11 should be printed on single-sided pages. Do not sign the DS-11 until the acceptance agent tells you to.
Will my passport photo be accepted?
We follow the State Department’s photo rules: a plain white or off-white background, a neutral expression or natural smile with both eyes open, no glasses, and no filters or retouching. The State Department makes the final decision on every photo.
Can you notarize the parental consent form for a child's passport?
Yes. When one parent cannot attend a minor’s passport appointment, Form DS-3053 (Statement of Consent) must be notarized. We can notarize it during the same visit; the parent signing it needs a valid photo ID and must sign in front of the notary.