Step by step
- Check that you live in this office’s district (Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin). Check your state.
- Book your appointment on the official booking page.
- Prepare the documents listed by the government below.
- Pay the official fee: Ordinary passport first issue/renewal, $90.
- Go to 180 North Wabash Ave, Suite 400, Chicago, Illinois 60601 (Monday–Friday 8:30 AM–2 PM) on the day of your appointment.
Ecuadorian passport fees at the Chicago consulate
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Ordinary passport first issue/renewal | $90 |
| Ordinary passport age-related senior discountDiscount percent 50 | Not published |
| Ordinary passport qualifying disability 30% or aboveDiscount percent 100 | 0 USD (no fee) |
Documents and requirements
- Adult
- Identity/nationality proof
- Existing ordinary passport for renewal when still valid
- Loss report where applicable
- Minors: additional documents
- Both parents or legal representative; special power of attorney from absent parent
- Adoption order/death certificate as applicable
- How it works
- Contact consulate and book as instructed
- Present required documents
- Pay official fee
- Office informs delivery time according to whether it is a printing or capture center.
- Passport validity (years): 10
More about the Chicago consulate
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Questions
Can I renew my Ecuadorian passport at the Chicago consulate?
Only if you live in its consular district: Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Missouri, Ohio and Wisconsin. If you live elsewhere, apply at the Ecuadorian office for your state.
How much does an Ecuadorian passport cost in Chicago?
Ordinary passport first issue/renewal: $90, per the official table published June 17, 2025.
Do I need an appointment for a passport at the Chicago consulate?
Follow the booking instructions on the official page for passport services.
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