Which Dominican consulate serves my state?
State-by-state list
| State | Dominican office |
|---|---|
| Alabama | New Orleans |
| Arkansas | New Orleans |
| Florida | Miami |
| Georgia | Miami · New Orleans |
| Louisiana | New Orleans |
| Mississippi | New Orleans |
| North Carolina | Miami |
| South Carolina | Miami |
| Tennessee | New Orleans |
Dominican consular offices in the US
Dominican passport renewal in the US
- Adult, first passport
- Current cedula
- Birth certificate with QR code
- Adult renewal
- Passport to renew
- Current cedula
- Birth certificate with QR code
- Minor, first passport
- At least one parent, legal guardian or legally authorized adult accompanies child
- Adult current cedula
- Child birth certificate with QR code
- Minor renewal
- Accompanying legally authorized adult and cedula
- Passport to renew
- Legalized birth certificate or birth certificate with QR code
- Document format: Original documents and printed copies required.
Dominican consular fees
Offices that publish their own fee table: New York.
Official Dominican Republic government website for the US: usa.mirex.gob.do
Frequently asked questions
Which Dominican consulate serves my state?
Miami: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina. New Orleans: Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, Tennessee, Arkansas and Georgia.
How many Dominican consulates are there in the US?
13: Washington (embassy consular section), Boston (consulate general), Chicago (consulate general), Houston (consulate general), Los Angeles (consulate general), Mayaguez (consulate general), Miami (consulate general), New Orleans (consulate general), New York (consulate general), Orlando (consulate general), Paterson (consulate general), Philadelphia (consulate general), San Juan (consulate general).
How much does Dominican passport renewal cost in the US?
Adult first passport: 200. Fees change and some offices publish their own tables; check the office page for yours.
Consulates of other countries
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