Step by step
- Check that you live in this office’s district (Arizona, Nevada and California). Check your state.
- Book your appointment through Official service-specific appointment calendar on the official booking page.
- Prepare the documents listed by the government below.
- Pay the official fee: New/renewal/damaged e-passport, $60.
- Go to 3435 Wilshire Blvd. Suite 550, Los Angeles, CA 90010 (Monday–Friday 9 AM–12 PM, 1 PM–4 PM) on the day of your appointment.
Philippine passport fees at the Los Angeles consulate
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| New/renewal/damaged e-passport | $60 |
| Replacement lost e-passport | $150 |
Documents and requirements
- What you need
- Personal appearance
- Completed application
- Latest e-passport and copy of data page
- Permanent resident card or valid visa plus government ID as applicable
- Required fee
- USPS prepaid return envelope
- Core e-passport renewal checklist; additional requirements for minors, changed civil status or other cases.
Where applications are filed
Philippines files some applications at an authorized service provider, not at the consulate counter.
More about the Los Angeles consulate
Does this office serve you?
Philippines assigns each US state to one office. Pick the state where you live:
Nearest Philippine offices
Other consulates in Los Angeles
Questions
Can I renew my Philippine passport at the Los Angeles consulate?
Only if you live in its consular district: Arizona, Nevada and California (only part of California and Nevada). If you live elsewhere, apply at the Philippine office for your state.
How much does a Philippine passport cost in Los Angeles?
New/renewal/damaged e-passport: $60.
Do I need an appointment for a passport at the Los Angeles consulate?
Bookings are made through Official service-specific appointment calendar. Follow the booking instructions on the official page for passport services.
- losangelespcg.org
- philippineembassy-dc.org (page of the Embassy of the Philippines in Washington, DC (consular section))
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