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Passports

Lost, Stolen or Mutilated Passports

The consular section can replace your lost, stolen or mutilated passport upon verification of your identity and your citizenship. It will be replaced with a full-validity passport (processing time approximately 2 weeks).  An emergency, limited validity passport may be issued for immediate travel (please bring proof of travel: airline ticket or electronic ticket if your departure is imminent).

In order to obtain a replacement passport, ALL applicants, including children, MUST appear in person at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy with the following documents:

  • A police report substantiating loss or theft;
  • All available identification such as: birth certificate, driver's license, photocopy of the missing passport, or expired U.S. passport;
  • If you have no current identification with you, you should bring along an American friend or relative with his or her passport to vouch for you;
  • Two (2) identical, recent color photographs taken full face, with a white background, measuring 5 cm by 5 cm (2 in x 2 in). Photo booth photographs are not acceptable. Please ask the photographer for photos for a U.S. passport otherwise you may be given the wrong format. Click here for a list of photographers.

Please click here for special requirements for children under 16. For passport fees please refer to the menu on the left side of this page.

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