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Affidavit of Civil Status

This is an affidavit sworn to by the applicant regarding his/her marital status and is only available to U.S. citizens.  Dutch authorities may ask you for this document to prove your unmarried status when, for example, registering in The Netherlands for a residence permit or when getting married.

You must make an appointment and come in person to American Consulate in Amsterdam and bring:

  1. The Affidavit of Civil Status filled out, but UNSIGNED.  You will sign in the presence of the consular officer.

  2. Your valid U.S. passport.

  3. The appropriate notary fee. Note you CANNOT pay by PIN card.

You may also be required to have the completed Affidavit legalized.  This must be done at:

Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken
Afdeling Legalisatie
Bezuidenhoutseweg 67
2500 EB  DEN HAAG

(Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Legalization Department, P.O. Box 20061, 2500 EB The Hague)

Telephone : (070) 348 5901

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- An Appointment Is Required! -

For this service you must set up an appointment. Please, click here to set your appointment up online.

Please download the required form(s) and complete them before coming for your appointment. If you have any questions our staff will of course assist you.

- Please Read our Access and Security Notice -

Bringing items that cannot be brought into the Consulate may delay your entering the building. Please read our Access and Security Notice (click on the picture). Thank you for your cooperation.
 



 
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