Consulate General of El Salvador in Seattle, WA: Appointments and Services

Consulate of El Salvador in the USA

Seattle accepts expired documents and no appointment is required for passports. Hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 16:00 p.m. Instant delivery and a 24-hour online payment portal are available. Find out how to apply hassle-free in this city.

We understand that processing consular documents can be complicated without adequate information, and even more so, with all the obsolete information found on the internet.

Therefore, We have created an updated information guide about the Consulate of El Salvador in Seattle, covering consular services and essential details.

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Our goal is for you to be able to attend your appointment easily and without complications. We invite you to continue reading, Salvadoran friend, so that you can access all the necessary information.

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Consulate of El Salvador in Seattle, WA: Telephone, hours and address

The consulate is a place of importance for Salvadoran citizens residing in Seattle and its surrounding areas. In order to guarantee a delay-free experience during your consular appointment, it is important that you know the exact location of the Consulate of El Salvador in Seattle:

☎️ Phone number of the Salvadoran consulate in Seattle, WA

In case of doubts, complaints or any other requirement, we share the consulate's citizen service number:

+18883011130

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Opening hours of the Consulate of El Salvador in Seattle, WA

To make sure and be on time when the consulate opens, here are their working hours:

Monday to Friday: 8:00-16:00.

Can I carry out consular procedures without an appointment in Seattle, WA?
Yes, you can attend to any consulate of El Salvador without having previously made an appointment. This in order to simplify consular procedures or immigration of all Salvadorans residing in Laredo.

What procedures can be carried out at the Salvadoran consulate in Seattle, WA?

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How to make the consular appointment of El Salvador in Seattle?

You can do it quickly and easily from the comfort of your home. Just access your web browser from your smartphone or computer and follow these simple steps:

Steps to book an appointment at the Salvadoran consulate in Seattle, WA
  • Login to https://portalcitas.rree.gob.sv/ to begin the appointment process.
  • Set up your account using your personal email or Google account, creating your personalized password.
  • Look for the confirmation email in your inbox (also in spam) and activate your profile.
  • The portal will redirect you to the login page where you will log in with your newly created information.
  • You can schedule at regular times Monday through Friday, with special weekend services or mobile consulates available in your area.
  • Specify your current location, region, and nearest consular office.
  • Select the service required for the system to deploy the corresponding requirements.
  • Use your existing profile or create a new one, depending on whether this is your first date on the platform.
  • Provide your document (DUI or passport) and fill out all the required information.
  • Attach a photo of your ID when prompted.
  • Select an available date from the calendar, complete the final fields, and confirm your appointment.
  • The system will send you an email with confirmation and complete details of your scheduled appointment.
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Salvadoran Passport Appointments in Seattle, Washington

If you are thinking about processing your Salvadoran passport or any other consular document, we have good news for you: no need to schedule an appointment. Although it is a recommended option for greater peace of mind, the consulate wants you to know that it is not a mandatory requirement to apply for your passport. The best part is that passport delivery is instant, which means you won't have to wait in long lines.

Furthermore, They allow you to present any identification document you have, whether it is a DUI or passport, regardless of whether it has expired. The idea is to make the process as easy as possible for you.

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Requirements to obtain your Salvadoran Passport at the Seattle Consulate

To renew or apply for your passport or that of your children, you must have the following requirements up to date and bring them with you on the day of your appointment, since not having them will make processing the same impossible:

Renewal for adults:

  • Unique identity document, original and current.
  • Original passport expired or soon to expire.
  • If you change your name or family status, you must present a valid, duly updated DUI.
  • Proof of payment.

Renewal for minors:

  • Expired or soon-to-expire passport of the child or adolescent.
  • If there are new marginalizations (Acknowledgments of paternity or adoptions), you must present the birth certificate certification of the child or adolescent, original and that at the date of the procedure, does not exceed one year from its issuance.
  • You must be accompanied by both parents with their DUI or valid Salvadoran passport (If one or both parents cannot accompany you, you must present a Special Power of Attorney or an authorization in a notarial act granted by the absent father or mother before a Salvadoran notary, plus the copy of the DUI or valid passport).
  • Proof of payment.

Passport for the first time for minors:

  • Birth certificate certification of the girl, boy or adolescent, original and that at the date of the procedure, does not exceed one year from its issuance.
  • You must be accompanied by both parents with their DUI or valid Salvadoran passport. (If one or both parents cannot accompany him, he must present a Special Power of Attorney or an authorization in a notarial act granted by the absent father or mother before a Salvadoran notary, plus a copy of the DUI or a valid passport).
  • Proof of payment.

Passport for the first time for adults:

To carry out the passport process for the first time for adults, you must present:

  • Unique identity document, original and current.
  • Proof of payment

In cases where you cannot obtain, replace or renew your DUI in our representations, after verification and authorization from the highest consular authority, you may present:

  • Proof of no DUI (This procedure can be carried out through simple.sv) + Certification of the original birth certificate that, as of the date of the procedure, does not exceed one year from its issuance.
  • DUI Certification (This procedure can be carried out through simple.sv) + Original birth certificate certification that, as of the date of the procedure, does not exceed one year from its issuance.
  • Naturalization sentence.
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If you experience complications with your Unique Identity Document or procedures at the Salvadoran Consulate, please write to us without hesitation.

We want to be clear: we have no official ties with the consulate; we are Salvadoran brothers and sisters who support each other. We fully protect your confidentiality; we will never request your private information or charge you for anything.

Send us your questions and we will be happy to assist you to the best of our ability.

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What other procedures can be done at the Consulate of El Salvador in Seattle, Washington?

You can process any of these documents within the El Salvador consulate in Seattle:

  • DUI processing.
  • Passports (new or renewal).
  • Authorizations for girls, boys and adolescents.
  • Return of balances.
  • Family Status Registry.
  • Migration movements.

What are the costs of procedures at the Salvadoran Consulate in Seattle, Washington?

Currently, these are the costs handled by the consulate of El Salvador in Seattle, Washington for its procedures:

  • DUI processing: $ 35.00.
  • Passports: $ 60.00.
  • Authorizations for girls, boys and adolescents (for passport or to leave the country): $ 20.00.
  • Return of balances: $ 10.00.
  • Family Status Registry: $ 10.00.
  • Migration movements: $ 10.00.

Frequently asked questions about procedures at the Salvadoran Consulate in Seattle

We know that you may have some doubts regarding this consulate, and don't worry, we will try to clarify them all in the following section:

Can I schedule my appointment by phone?

You can contact the number we provided above and try to schedule your appointment there in case you cannot do so on the website. However, you will have to be patient, since according to reviews from other Salvadoran citizens who have visited this consulate, they take a long time to answer calls.

Will my passport be delivered to me on the same day as my appointment?

Yes, the process can take from 45 minutes to 2 hours, but your passport will be delivered to you on the same day as your appointment.

Can you send me my passport by mail?

If they are unable to deliver your passport to you on the day of your appointment, they can send it directly to your home by mail.

Can I pay online for my passport processing?

Of course! After scheduling your appointment to process your passport, you will be able to see an Actions menu in the main menu. Then, follow these simple steps:

  • Locate the one with the dollar sign.
  • Check that all your appointment information is correct and click "Pay Here".
  • Enter your debit or credit card information.
  • At the end of your transaction, the system will give you an authorization code.
  • Subsequently, you must print or save your receipt to present when you attend your appointment at the consulate.

Procedures that you can carry out at the consulate of El Salvador

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Consulates of El Salvador in the United States

To facilitate your search and schedule appointments at the nearest Salvadoran consulates, we have organized a detailed list of all El Salvador consulates in the United States by state.

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