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Consulate General · San Francisco, CA

Italian Consulate in San Francisco: how to book an appointment

Consulate General of Italy in San Francisco

2590 Webster Street, San Francisco, CA 94115

Public hours: Monday–Friday 9 AM–1 PM

Booking system

The Italian Consulate in San Francisco uses Prenot@Mi. The consulate does not say whether every service needs an appointment; follow the instructions for your service.

Open the official booking page

prenotami.esteri.it · booking is free on official portals; we do not check slot availability.

Before you book

  1. Make sure the San Francisco consulate serves your state (11 states and territories). Check your state.
  2. Open the official booking page and choose the service you need (Passport, Visa, Civil registry, Citizenship, Notarial).
  3. Appointments take place during the office’s public hours: Monday–Friday 9 AM–1 PM (Pacific Time).
  4. Bring the documents the consulate lists for your service (for passports, see the passport page).

More about the San Francisco consulate

Does this office serve you?

Italy assigns each US state to one office. Pick the state where you live:

This office lists 11 states and territories in its published jurisdiction.

Nearest Italian offices

All 10 Italian offices in the US

Other consulates in San Francisco

All 27 consulates in San Francisco

Questions

How do I book an appointment at the Italian Consulate in San Francisco?

Use Prenot@Mi. Official booking link: https://prenotami.esteri.it/. Booking on official portals is free.

Is an appointment required?

The consulate does not say whether every service needs one; follow the instructions for your service.

What if there are no appointments available?

Check the official portal again for new slots and contact the consulate by email ([email protected]) or by phone ((415) 292-9200) if you have an urgent case.

Sources (official websites, checked on October 30, 2026):

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