Passports
General Information
The Embassy is open for American citizens’ consular services Saturday through Tuesday, by appointment only. The only services that do not require appointments are passport renewals, notarials, and registrations, which are available without an appointment Saturdays and Mondays at 7:30 a.m.
All public inquiries for appointments and passport cases should be directed to consularsanaa@state.gov. Limited call-in information is available Saturday through Tuesday, 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Our fax number is 967-1-303-175. Note that all appointment requests and case inquiries should be submitted by email to consularsanaa@state.gov
Email: consularsanaa@state.gov
Consular Fax: (967) 1 303-175
Plan your travel to allow AT LEAST fourteen (14) days for processing a passport application. In some cases, longer delays are unavoidable.
Schedule of Consular Services Fees
To apply for a first-time passport, please click here for a checklist of necessary documents
To apply for a renewal or replacement passport, you need the following:
- Application Form for US Passport Renewal (for age 16 and above only): DS-82
- Application Form for US Passport Renewal (general form): DS-11
- Proof of U.S. citizenship (a previous passport, birth certificate, Certificate of Naturalization, etc.)
- Two photos 2" by 2" (5cm by 5cm) photos. The head should measure one inch.
- A completed application form.
- Application fee.
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Information on Lost and Stolen U.S. Passports
American citizens whose passports have been lost or stolen should first report this to the local police. Yemeni police generally require that the loss of the passport be advertised in a local Arabic-language newspaper before they will issue a police report. Applicants for replacement passports should bring this report, together with the Statement Regarding Lost or Stolen Passport, Form DS-64, a completed Application for Passport, Form DS-11, passport photos, and fees totaling $100 for applicants 16 or over and $85 for applicants under 16. Although the Embassy strongly encourages American citizens to report lost or stolen passports as soon as possible, once a passport is reported lost or stolen to the Embassy, it can no longer be used for travel, even if it is subsequently found or returned. Once approved, applicants can pick up their replacement passports from the Embassy in two weeks.
NOTE: BOTH parents must sign the passport applications of children under the age of 14.