Appointment to Obtain a Passport from Honduras in the United States

The Honduran passport makes it easier for you to identify yourself inside and outside of the USA. If you are living in the USA and need to manage your appointment to renew your Honduran passport, here we provide all the information you need to know to complete your consular process correctly.

How to make an appointment for a Honduran Passport in the United States online?

To request an appointment to process the Honduran passport in the United States from your home, click the button below.

How to make a consular appointment

You will need to fill in the information requested on the screen, which are as follows:

Confirm if you are from Honduras.
Enter your address in the USA.
Select the nearest consulate.
Choose the type of service you want, in this case, the Honduran passport valid for 5 or 10 years.
Provide your national identity card number.
Write your full name and gender.
Detail your date of birth.
State your city and zip code.
Enter your email address.
Then, select the day of your appointment for your Honduran passport at the already selected Honduran consulate.
After that, you need to check your email to confirm the message indicating your consular appointment request.

We remind you that on the day of your appointment to obtain your Honduran passport, it is very important that you bring the required documents and arrive on time at the chosen Honduran Consulate in the United States.

Electronic Passport of Honduras

The electronic passport of Honduras is a super secure document that protects you with various security measures to verify your identity and keep your personal information safe.

Additionally, it is more efficient and quicker to request an appointment online and fill out the forms since the government and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs have a digital platform that stores all the personal data of Hondurans for greater security.

Benefits of the electronic passport

Honduran citizens traveling with the electronic passport will have the following benefits:

They will not spend as much time at border crossings between countries.
They will cut down on waiting time for obtaining the Honduran passport.
There will be no increase in the cost of the passport because its price is the same or lower than the paper passport.
Data collection procedures will be streamlined at printing centers.
It prevents identity theft because it features facial recognition.
Document information will be available in English and Spanish, allowing you to avoid additional translation requirements later.

How to change the appointment to obtain the Honduran passport?

If you need to change the appointment for obtaining your Honduran passport that you already scheduled, you must go to your email and look for the email that confirms your consular appointment; with that email, you will be able to reschedule your appointment for another day and time.

It is necessary to follow these steps because on the day you cancel your appointment, opportunities will be made available to others to obtain the Honduran passport.

Requirements for renewing the passport at a Honduran Consulate in the USA

What do you need to obtain a Honduran passport in the United States? The requirements to bring on the day of the consular appointment are as follows:

Present the email confirmation of your appointment for Honduran passport processing online.
You must bring the original of your identity card and a copy to submit at the consulate.
If you already have a passport, you can bring it, although you will not be required to present it.
If your Honduran passport was stolen or lost, you must bring a police report filed with the local federal police.
Present the bank receipt showing the payment made for the corresponding process.
If the Honduran passport is for a minor, it is necessary to present the documents of the respective guardians.
If applying for more than one passport, it is necessary to request an appointment for each Honduran passport online.

Cost of the Honduran passport in the USA

The Honduran passport offers only 2 validity periods: one is the passport for leaving the country for 5 years, costing 60 dollars, and the other passport is for 10 years, costing 75 dollars.

It is important to remember that minors under 21 years can only apply for the 5-year passport; after that age, they can apply for the 10-year Honduran passport.

Additionally, here is a list of banks you can visit to pay for the processing of your new Honduran passport.

Banks in the USA:

Banco Ficohsa.
Banco Atlántida.
Bac Credomatic
Banco Occidente.
Banpaís.
Banco Danvivienda.

Appointment for Honduran Passport in person

To make an appointment in person at any Honduran consulate in the USA, here is a list of all the consulates that Honduras currently has in the USA. You will need to choose the state where you are and request your appointment in person.

Here are all the consulates of Honduras in the USA:

Once you present yourself on the agreed date and time at the consular appointment, you must provide biometric data, fingerprints, and a photo while confirming that your personal information is correct.

We inform you that if you want your partner's last name to appear on the Honduran passport, you must present the marriage certificate; otherwise, you will not be able to include your partner's last name on your new passport.

The processing time takes between 30 to 60 minutes; after that time, you will receive your new Honduran passport, which you can use within the USA. To receive it, you must show your identity card; if you do not have it, you will not receive your passport.

Renewal of the Honduran passport in the United States

The Honduran passport must be renewed before its validity expires. To complete the renewal, you must request an appointment for the Honduran passport online and then present yourself at the consulate on the date of the consular appointment with the required documents and proof of payment already made.

If you want to apply for the Honduran passport again due to loss or theft, you must present the original police report and a copy, filed with the police department of the district or state where you live.