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Processing Children’s U. S. Passports in Santo Domingo

Appointments can be made between the hours of 1-3:30, Monday through Thursday by calling 809 731-4468. Children must appear in person accompanied by a parentEvidence required for all applicants under age 16 includes:

  • Certified birth certificate

  • Application form DSP-11 completely filled out (typed or handwritten using black or blue ink).  You can print the form you need from the Internet and have it ready at the time of going to the Consular Section

  • $85 Application fee (cash only: U.S. dollars or Dominican pesos).

  • Two 2” by 2” (5 cm x 5 cm) color photos (front view, full face and plain white or off-white background.

  • Photo identification of both parents

  • Notarized written consent of any parent not present with the child

  • Proof of the child's U.S. citizenship, such as a previous U.S. passport, a Naturalization Certificate, or a certified U.S. birth certificate or Consular Report of Birth Abroad along with photo identification.  For children who may have changed substantially in physical appearance, we suggest you bring photos showing the child in the years since the issuance of the previous passport. 

For children born in the U.S. who are applying for their first U.S. passport, parents must provide extensive evidence of the birthplace, identity, and citizenship of the child.  This includes but is not limited to the following:

  • Birth Certificate and a copy.

  • Medical records and photos documenting the mother’s pregnancy and birth of the child in the United States.   

  •  Family photos from the child’s infancy to the present, especially photos in the U.S.

  • For older children, please bring the child’s medical and school records.

  • Cases are considered on an individual basis and the Consular Officer may request that you provide additional evidence.


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