Salvadoran consulates in the United States

Salvadoran consular offices in the US

Salvadoran passport renewal in the US

• Official MFA requirements for Salvadorans applying at overseas missions.
• Adult, first passport
  • Original valid DUI
  • Payment receipt
• Adult renewal
  • Original valid DUI
  • Expired or expiring original passport
  • Updated DUI if name/family status changed
  • Payment receipt
• Minor, first passport
  • Original birth certificate issued no more than 1 year before application
  • Both parents accompany with valid Salvadoran DUI/passport
  • Absent parent special power of attorney or Salvadoran-notary authorization plus parentIDcopy as specified
  • Payment receipt
• Minor renewal
  • Expired or expiring passport
  • Original birth certificate issued within 1 year if new paternity/adoption annotations
  • Parents/authorization and payment as specified
• Lost or stolen passport: Loss/theft affidavit at consulate plus ID/birth/parental documents appropriate to age; consecutive-loss fine as in fee table.
• Read the official instructions (rree.gob.sv)

Source: rree.gob.sv.

Salvadoran consular fees

Scope: Outside Central America, including United States

Source: rree.gob.sv. A missing amount means the fee was not published, not that the service is free.

Offices that publish their own fee table: Aurora, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbus, Dallas, Doral, Duluth, El Paso, Elizabeth, Fresno, Houston, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, McAllen, Nashville, New York, Omaha, Plainview, Salt Lake City, San Antonio, San Bernardino, San Francisco, Seattle, Silver Spring, Springdale, St. Paul, Tucson, Woodbridge.