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Passport Services In Amsterdam

 
The American Consulate General in Amsterdam provides services to American Citizens needing a new passport, a renewal of a current passport, pages added to an existing passport, names changes in a passport, or a replacement of a lost or stolen passport.

Some passports can be renewed by mail, while other applications may require a personal appearance, by appointment, before a Consular Officer.

Please select your specific passport service from the menu at the left side of this page.

For further information you may also refer to the U.S. Department of State website on passport applications.  However, please remember that procedures for passport services abroad vary according to the country in which the passport application is made.

If our requirements indicate that you have to make a personal appearance in order to renew or replace a passport we suggest that you click here for Tips for a smooth consular visit.

 
Seaman Passport issued by the
Department of State in 1942

 
U.S. Passport issued by the
Consulate General in Amsterdam,
in 1958

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