Renounce Citizenship

Overview

Relinquishment of U.S. citizenship by performing certain statutory expatriating acts, including taking the oath of renunciation, voluntarily and with the intent of relinquishing U.S. citizenship, is a personal right that cannot be exercised on a person’s behalf. For example, a person’s parent(s) or legal guardian may not take the oath of renunciation for that person. A Certificate of Loss of Nationality (CLN) approved by the Department of State is the final agency determination of loss of U.S. nationality.

NOTE: STEPS 1-4 below outline the process for requesting a CLN based on taking an oath of renunciation before a U.S. diplomatic or consular officer abroad under Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) Section 349(a)(5), 8 USC 1481(a)(5). For information on the parallel process to request a Certificate of Loss of Nationality (CLN) on the basis of the commission of another potentially expatriating act under INA 349(a)(1)-(4), 8 USC 1481(a)(1)-(4), please contact your location by selecting it below.

Oath of Renunciation of U.S. Nationality

Embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services process requests to take the oath of renunciation of U.S. citizenship. Minors, individuals who do not read or write English, individuals with mental health or cognitive disability or impairment and/or guardianship, and those for whom loss of U.S. nationality would result in statelessness are invited to contact your location to discuss taking the oath of renunciation.

Taking an oath to renounce U.S. nationality before a U.S. diplomatic or consular officer overseas is a serious and irrevocable act. Therefore, you should carefully consider and fully understand the consequences and ramifications of this act prior to your decision to begin the process.

Steps to Take

STEP 1: Review the legal requirements and consequences/ramifications of taking the oath of renunciation of U.S. citizenship.

Please read the information provided by the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services and available online at the Department of State and Internal Revenue Service links below regarding the legal requirements for taking the oath of renunciation before beginning this process. Loss of U.S. nationality is irrevocable, and you should fully understand the consequences and ramifications. before beginning this process.

For questions related to possible U.S. tax implications, please contact the Internal Revenue Service and/or review the Joint Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA) FAQ.

For questions related to Social Security Administration (SSA) or other federal benefits, please contact your location .

Department of State and Internal Revenue Service links:

STEP 2: Email your location to initiate the process and receive instructions. Gather and submit scanned copies of the required documents and schedule your first interview.

To schedule an initial interview, which will be conducted by telephone or in-person at the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services, please send an email to your location. Canada, Bern, Berlin, Amsterdam, Australia (Sydney and Melbourne), Singapore, Brussels, and Paris provide electronic first interviews

Applicants should personally review all documents and prepare all forms provided by the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services in accordance with the instructions. DO NOT SIGN ANY FORMS BEFORE YOUR FINAL INTERVIEW.

STEP 3: Schedule and attend the final interview at the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services with all required original documents and pay the fee.

Schedule your final interview appointment according to embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services instructions. On the day of your final interview appointment, you must bring all of the original documents you previously submitted by email. You will be asked to reschedule if you do not have the required documents at the time of your final interview appointment.

Your Consular Report of Birth Abroad, and Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship, if applicable, generally will be retained by the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services during the remainder of the process and then returned to you. Your U.S. passport also will be retained and, if your Certificate of Loss of Nationality is approved by the Department of State, it will be canceled before it is returned to you upon your request. If you need to travel to the United States on your U.S. passport after the second interview but before the Certificate of Loss of Nationality has been approved, please so advise the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services at the second interview.

You will meet with a consular officer for your second interview and you will be given another opportunity to review the documents that you have already filled out (but not signed) (Form DS-4080, Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States, Form DS-4081, Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship; and, if necessary, Form DS-4079, Request for Determination of Possible Loss of United States Nationality) prior to signing them and taking the oath of renunciation.

Fee: Immediately prior to taking the oath of renunciation, you must pay the non-refundable fee of US $2,350 for administrative processing of a request for a Certificate of Loss of Nationality. The fee is not waivable, nor is it refundable if your request for a Certificate of Loss of Nationality is denied.

Step 4: Receive the Certificate of Loss of Nationality if approved by the Department of State

The Department of State will review each request for a Certificate of Loss of Nationality to determine whether there is a legal basis to approve it. This step may take several months or more. The embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services may contact you for further information before the Department of State decides your case. The embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services will email you if and when your request has been approved. If your request is denied, the embassy, consulate, or office providing consular services will send you an email attaching a denial letter.

NOTE: STEPS 1-4 above outline the process for requesting a CLN based on taking an oath of renunciation before a U.S. diplomatic or consular officer abroad under Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) Section 349(a)(5), 8 USC 1481(a)(5). For information on the parallel process to request a Certificate of Loss of Nationality (CLN) on the basis of the commission of another potentially expatriating act under INA 349(a)(1)-(4), 8 USC 1481(a)(1)-(4), please contact your location for inquiries.

Fees (Prices in U.S. Dollars)

Non-refundable fee of $2,350 USD at the time of the appointment.

Local Information

Please select the country or area in which you would like to schedule an appointment:

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS		APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS
Payment may be made by cash (U.S. Dollars or Bolivianos) or credit card (Mastercard, Visa, Diners Club, Discover, American Express) paid at the time of the appointment. Please be prepared to pay with cash in case the credit verification system is temporarily unavailable. Damaged bills are not accepted.		Please note that per Embassy security regulation, all persons who wish to appear at the appointment must register their names in the appointment system to be admitted into the embassy. U.S. Embassy La Paz Schedule an Appointment Avenida Arce #2780 La Paz, Bolivia The Consular Section is closed on Bolivian and U.S. holidays.
WHAT TO BRING
To initiate the process, scan and submit the following documents to ConsularLaPazACS@state.gov (Subject: Renunciation – Last name): Evidence of U.S. citizenship: the bio-page of current U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization. Evidence of any name change (if applicable): marriage or divorce certificates, court orders, or other legal documents regarding a change of name. Evidence of foreign citizenships (if applicable): the bio-page of your most recent foreign passport(s), Bolivian identity card or Bolivian residency permit, if not a Bolivian citizen. Completed DS-4080 Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States. Completed DS-4081 Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship, plus a copy of any written statement you wish to provide. Completed DS-4083 Certificate of Loss of Nationality of the United States. Be prepared to pay the associated consular fee of $2,350 USD to renounce U.S. citizenship. Once we receive your scanned documents, we will notify you to schedule an initial in-person interview to review the serious and permanent nature of this action. Applicants will be required to schedule a second in-person interview and pay the associate $2,350 USD fee to officially complete the renunciation. Appointments are generally scheduled approximately 2-3 weeks in advance and never sooner than two weeks after the interview. This time allows citizens to carefully review legal requirements and consequences of renunciation of U.S. citizenship.

Schedule an Appointment in Burma: https://evisaforms.state.gov/acs/default.asp?postcode=RNG&appcode=1

Please note: The Consular Office accepts U.S. dollars cash only. Credit cards, personal checks and other currencies are not accepted.

U.S. Embassy Burma
110 University Ave,
Kamayut Township, Rangoon, Burma

PAYMENT METHODS AND DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

N’Djamena is only accepts cash, and it can be in CFA or dollars. Payment is made on the day of the appointment.

U.S Embassy N’Djamena
Rond-Point Chagoua
B.P. 413
N’Djamena, Chad

Schedule an appointment here

FORM SPECIFIC INFORMATION (IF REQUIRED)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To initiate the process, scan and submit the following documents as instructed in the Local Information section.

Evidence of U.S. citizenship: the bio-page of current U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization.
Evidence of any name change (if applicable): marriage or divorce certificates, court orders, or other legal documents regarding a change of name.
Evidence of foreign citizenships (if applicable): the bio-page of your most recent foreign passport(s) and/or foreign nationality certificate.
Completed DS-4080 (PDF 28 KB) Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States.
Completed DS-4081 (PDF 1.3 MB) Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship, plus a copy of any written statement you wish to provide.
Completed DS-4083 (PDF 26 KB) Certificate of Loss of Nationality of the United States.

Once we receive your scanned documents, we will notify you to schedule a phone consultation.

Due to COVID19, we inform visa applicants that wearing a mask is mandatory and they will be asked to wash their hands before entering the U.S. Embassy.

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

Please note: All payments must be made in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in West African CFA francs. We do not accept credit cards or checks.

The U.S. Embassy in Abidjan is currently open for routine and emergency American Citizens Services.

To schedule an appointment to renounce your U.S. citizenship, please email ABJAmcit@state.gov (Subject: Renunciation – Surname, Given Name) and attach the documents below to your email.

U.S. Embassy Côte d’Ivoire
Cocody Riviera Golf
01 BP 1712 Abidjan 01
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire

WHAT TO BRING

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To initiate the process, scan and submit the following documents to ABJAmcit@state.gov (Subject: Renunciation – Last and First name)

Evidence of U.S. citizenship: the bio-page of current U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization.
Evidence of any name change (if applicable): marriage or divorce certificates, court orders, or other legal documents regarding a change of name.
Evidence of foreign citizenships (if applicable): the bio-page of your most recent foreign passport(s) and/or foreign nationality certificate.
Fully completed DS-4080 Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States.
Fully completed DS-4081 Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship, plus a copy of any written statement you wish to provide.
Fully completed DS-4083 Certificate of Loss of Nationality of the United States.

Once we receive your scanned documents, we will contact you to schedule a phone consultation. Once the phone consultation is completed, we will schedule your interview at the U.S. Embassy in Abidjan. Appointments are scheduled approximately 3-6 weeks in advance, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Attend Your Final Appointment and Pay the Applicable Fee

On the day of your appointment, you must bring all original documents. Your U.S. passport, Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship will be retained by the U.S. Embassy during the entire renunciation process. You will be asked to reschedule if you do not have the required documents at the time of your appointment.

You must pay the non-refundable fee of $2,350. The fee is payable in cash (U.S. dollars or West African CFA francs). Credit cards and checks are not accepted.

You will meet with a consular officer and be given another opportunity to review the Statement of Understanding prior to taking the Oath of Renunciation.

Your completed packet will be sent to the Department of State in Washington, DC for review and approval. It is important to note that this process may take several months to complete.

If your loss of nationality is approved, you will receive the Certificate of Loss of Nationality, accompanied by your annotated passport and report of birth. The Certificate is the sole legal document establishing your loss of nationality. Pending approval of the Certificate, you remain a U.S. citizen and cannot travel to the United States on a foreign passport.

All entrants to the U.S. Embassy in Abidjan must wear a mask that covers the nose and mouth, and must continue to wear the mask while in the Consular Section unless instructed to remove it by a consular officer. Individuals who may have been exposed to someone with COVID-19 may not enter U.S. Embassy grounds.

Mobile phones and other electronic devices are not permitted on U.S. Embassy grounds, including the Consular Section.

In accordance with United States Department of State worldwide regulations in place due to COVID-19 and in line with efforts by the Government of Germany to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Consular Section of the U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt has temporarily restricted some routine consular processing.

U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt is currently not scheduling citizenship renunciation appointments.

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

Cash in U.S. dollars or euros
Credit Cards: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover

Please note that chip and PIN card technology is not supported by embassy cashiering at this time. If your bank requires it, you will need to bring cash for your consular services.

We cannot accept these forms of payment:

EC cards
Personal checks

Once we receive your scanned documents, we will notify you to schedule a phone consultation. Once the phone consultation is completed, we will schedule your interview at the U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Appointments are scheduled approximately 3-6 weeks in advance, on a first-come, first-served basis.

U.S. Consulate General
Giessener Str. 30
60435 Frankfurt am Main
Germany

WHAT TO BRING

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To initiate the process, scan and submit the following documents to FrankfurtPassports@state.gov (Subject: Renunciation – Last and First name)

Evidence of U.S. citizenship: the bio-page of current U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization.
Evidence of any name change (if applicable): marriage or divorce certificates, court orders, or other legal documents regarding a change of name.
Evidence of foreign citizenships (if applicable): the bio-page of your most recent foreign passport(s) and/or foreign nationality certificate.
Fully completed DS-4080 Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States.
Fully completed DS-4081 Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship, plus a copy of any written statement you wish to provide.
Fully completed DS-4083 Certificate of Loss of Nationality of the United States.

Once we receive your scanned documents, we will notify you to schedule a phone consultation. Once the phone consultation is completed, we will schedule your interview at the U.S. Consulate General in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. Appointments are scheduled approximately 3-6 weeks in advance, on a first-come, first-served basis.

Attend Your Final Appointment and Pay the Applicable Fee

On the day of your appointment, you must bring all original documents. Your U.S. passport, Report of Birth Abroad, and Certificate of Naturalization or Citizenship will be retained by the U.S. Consulate during the entire renunciation process. You will be asked to reschedule if you do not have the required documents at the time of your appointment.

You must pay the non-refundable fee of $2,350. The fee is payable in cash (dollars or euros) or by credit card (credit card holder must be present). If you wish to pay with your credit card, please contact your credit card provider beforehand to make sure that your card can be charged (no PIN terminal) in U.S. dollars. If your card is rejected, you will need to reschedule your appointment.

You will meet with a consular officer and be given another opportunity to review the Statement of Understanding prior to taking the Oath of Renunciation.

Your completed packet will be sent to the Department of State in Washington, DC for review and approval. It is important to note that this process may take several months to complete.

If your loss of nationality is approved, you will receive the Certificate of Loss of Nationality, accompanied by your annotated passport and report of birth. The Certificate is the sole legal document establishing your loss of nationality. Pending approval of the Certificate, you remain a U.S. citizen and cannot travel to the United States on a foreign passport.

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

Cash (U.S. Dollars or Japanese Yen) or U.S. Postal Service money order payable to: “U.S. Department of State, PSC 471 Box 1111 FPO, AP 96347”
Payment by Credit cards (for payments at Tokyo, Fukuoka, Naha, Osaka, and Sapporo) VISA, Mastercard, Discover, JCB, Diners Club or American Express
Please also be prepared to pay with cash in case the credit card verification system is temporarily unavailable
NO personal checks / NO Navy Federal Credit Union Cashier’s Checks are accepted.

To make an appointment for loss of U.S. citizenship at U.S. Embassy Tokyo, please use this online form .
You will be asked to indicate at least three preferred appointment dates. Appointments are available only on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at 2 p.m. Please note that we may contact you on your daytime phone number for an initial consultation before the interview.
To make an appointment for loss of U.S. citizenship at a U.S. Consulate near you (Sapporo, Osaka, Fukuoka, Naha), please contact the U.S. Consulate in your area .

WHAT TO BRING

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

To initiate the process, scan and submit the following documents to the office you made an appointment for loss of U.S. citizenship.

Evidence of U.S. citizenship: the bio-page of current U.S. passport, U.S. birth certificate or Report of Birth Abroad, and/or Certificate of Naturalization.
Evidence of any name change (if applicable): marriage or divorce certificates, court orders, or other legal documents regarding a change of name.
Evidence of foreign citizenships (if applicable): the bio-page of your most recent foreign passport(s) and/or foreign nationality certificate.
Fully completed DS-4080 Oath/Affirmation of Renunciation of Nationality of United States.
Fully completed DS-4081 Statement of Understanding Concerning the Consequences and Ramifications of Relinquishment or Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship, plus a copy of any written statement you wish to provide.

Once we receive your scanned documents, we will notify you to schedule a phone consultation.

Review information about dual nationality .
For more information on loss of nationality, please see here .

In accordance with United States Department of State worldwide regulations in place due to COVID-19 and in line with efforts by the Government of Kenya to prevent the spread of COVID-19, the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Nairobi has temporarily restricted some routine consular processing.

U.S. Embassy Nairobi is not currently scheduling citizenship renunciation appointments.

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

Please Note: Payment must be made in U.S. dollars or the equivalent in Kenyan Shillings, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, Diners, American Express, and Discover). We do not accept payment via mPesa.

U.S. Embassy Kenya
United Nations Avenue Nairobi
P. O. Box 606 Village Market
00621 Nairobi, Kenya

Schedule an Appointment in Luxembourg: To initiate the process, please contact the Consular Section directly at Luxembourgconsular@state.gov.

Please note: Renunciation services only resumed recently. Priority is given to those who requested this service in 2021 who we were not able to accommodate until now. Please send an email to LuxembourgConsular@state.gov if you want to be added to the waiting list.

Renunciation procedure:

We will confirm that we added you to the waiting list. We will not be able to confirm an appointment immediately nor give you an estimate of how long you will need to wait for an appointment, but please be assured that we will contact you when we can provide more information.
When an appointment becomes available, we will offer a date and time for your interview. If you accept, we will send you a questionnaire which you need to complete and return. We will also ask you to confirm a date and time for a phone call with the Consular Officer. This phone call will take place one week before your appointment. If you have any questions about your renunciation, you should ask them during this phone call.
On the day of your appointment, you will need to bring proof of your U.S. citizenship and a valid ID. A valid U.S. passport is considered proof of both citizenship and identity. If you do not have a valid U.S. passport, please bring valid citizenship and identification documents such as a foreign passport and your U.S. birth certificate, a U.S. consular report of birth abroad, or a naturalization certificate. If you are a naturalized citizen, you must bring your naturalization certificate. If you cannot locate your naturalization certificate, please prepare a statement explaining this.
The non-refundable fee for this service is $2,350 or equivalent in Euros. Payment is only possible at the U.S. Embassy in cash or with credit card (not V-PAY). You cannot pay before your appointment and you do not have to prepare any forms. You will then sign the Statement of Understanding and take the Oath of Renunciation. You will need to surrender your U.S. passport and naturalization certificate, if applicable.
Your completed file will be sent to the Department of State for review and approval. It is important to note that this process may take several weeks to complete. Once the certificate is approved, we will contact you to collect your certificate of renunciation and an original copy of each document you signed.

U.S. Embassy Luxembourg
22, blvd Emmanuel Servais
L-2535 Luxembourg

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS		APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS
Certificate for Loss of Nationality of the United States: $2,350.00 We accept US Dollars, Nepali Rupees and U.S. Credit Cards for the payment. Please note that if you are paying in cash, do not mix the two currencies (US Dollars and Nepali rupees) to make the payment.		Please contact ConsKTM@state.gov for additional information about the renunciation process. We will provide you details about how to schedule an appointment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
For the safety of applicants and Embassy staff, we will be taking measures to limit interaction and the exchange of items whenever possible. For this reason, your interview experience will be different than previous visits. You must follow these rules, as well as all guidance given by Embassy security, at all times. Please do not show up more than 10 minutes early to your appointment. It is essential that we do not have large groups in our waiting areas, so it is important that everyone arrive according to the appointed time. We are not able to store any bags or belongings. Cell phones and other electronics are not allowed into the Embassy. You must make arrangements so that you arrive at the Embassy with only your passport and required interview materials, including your photo. If you have electronics, bags and wallets with you, you will not be allowed into the Embassy. The Embassy will not store any personal items on your behalf. Absolutely no exceptions will be made. If you come with any additional items, your appointment will be rescheduled. Applicants must wear face masks at all times — except for a brief moment at the start of the interview in order to verify applicants’ identities. No masks will be provided by the Embassy. If you do not have a mask, you will not be allowed into the Embassy. You will be expected to maintain social distancing (2 meters) while at the Embassy. These procedures have been implemented to protect the health of applicants and our staff at the Embassy. We thank you for understanding and for following the above guidelines throughout this process.

Please Note: The U.S. Consulate General does not accept U.S. dollars; all fees must be paid in New Zealand dollars. We accept Bank Checks (Cashier Checks), exact cash or credit card payment (in person only, and charged in US dollars) and do not accept personal checks, postal orders, or Eftpos. Bank Checks are to be made payable to: U.S. Consulate General. Please do not add names and dates of birth to the front of Bank Checks.

Fees in New Zealand Dollars

Renunciation of U.S. Citizenship
Renunciation fee $3,525

U.S. Consulate General Auckland
3rd Floor
Citigroup Centre
23 Customs St. East
Auckland CBD

Schedule an Appointment in Panama please write to Panama-ACS@state.gov.

Please note: Payment may be made by cash or credit card (Mastercard, Visa, Diner’s Club, Discovery, American Express).

U.S. Embassy Panama
Building 783, Demetrio Basilio Lakas Avenue
Clayton, Panama

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS

APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS

Fees are payable at the interview by major credit card or the exact amount of cash in U.S. dollars or Qatari riyals. Personal checks are not accepted.

U.S. Embassy Qatar
22nd February Street
Al Luqta Area
Doha, Qatar

To schedule an appointment for renunciation, please email ACSDoha@state.gov. Please note that we are not scheduling renunciation appointments for U.S. citizens who do not reside in our consular district. In order to schedule, you will be asked to send in your Qatari passport or QID.

REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION

WHAT TO BRING

If you need reasonable accommodation for your appointment, we encourage you to request your accommodation immediately once you schedule your appointment. We make every effort to provide accommodations to persons with disabilities and medical conditions. Reasonable accommodations vary, depending on the situation and the person’s needs.
Examples of accommodations include, but are not limited to:

If you require a private appointment due to a medical condition or disability, we may schedule an alternative time for you to come in for your interview.
If you or your child has special needs that requires a private appointment in a quiet space without distractions, we may schedule an alternative time for you or your family to come in for your interview.
If you are unable to speak, you may be allowed to respond to questions in an agreed-upon nonverbal manner such as using pen and paper.
If you are deaf or hard of hearing, you may bring a sign language interpreter to translate during the interview if needed.
If you have low vision, we may provide you with communications in large print.
If you are unable to provide fingerprints because of a medical condition, including birth defects, physical deformities, skin conditions, you may qualify for a fingerprint waiver for certain fingers.
Interview waivers are only granted in extreme situations, such as having a medical condition that requires flying in an air ambulance.

The waiting room of the Consular Section and its restroom is wheelchair-accessible.

Please contact us at ACSDoha@state.gov for more information or to request reasonable accommodation.

Please bring two forms of government-issued picture ID and the completed forms for your requested service. Valid Ehteraz must be shown for entry, but electronics, bags, purses, and toiletries will not be allowed into the Consular Section.

PAYMENT METHODS & DETAILS		APPOINTMENTS & LOCATIONS
The Embassy does not accept U.S. currency as payment for consular services. The Embassy accepts payment in Singapore dollars or by credit card (Master Card, Visa Card, or American Express). Credit card charges will be made in US$ and foreign exchange charges may apply. Locally-issued credit cards must have the capability to make payments in U.S. dollars. Check with your card issuer in advance of your appointment.		U.S. Embassy Singapore 27 Napier Road Singapore 258508 Due to current COVID-19 response measures, U.S. Embassy Singapore has temporarily suspended loss-of-nationality services. For more information, or to begin the process of U.S. citizenship renunciation or relinquishment, please email SingaporeCLN@state.gov. The Consular Section is closed on Singapore and American holidays. Occasionally, this section may also close for internal reasons.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Applicants coming to the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy cannot bring large personal electronic devices to the Embassy. Those items include but are not limited to: laptops, iPads, and other tablet devices, or handheld gaming devices. Effective immediately, the Embassy Local Guard Force cannot store laptops and large electronic devices for customers. Please make arrangements to leave large devices elsewhere before arriving at the U.S. Embassy to avoid inconveniences. No Parking at the Embassy: If you plan to visit the Embassy for consular services, please plan to arrive by public transportation or taxi or to seek parking in public parking lots. The closest public car parks are at Gleneagles Hospital on Napier Road, Botanical Gardens on Cluny Road and the Tanglin Mall.

Important Information: All consular services are suspended. For routine services such as U.S. passports, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, and notarial services, visit the U.S. Embassy in Bogota (https://co.usembassy.gov/).

Schedule an Appointmentin Colombia:

U.S. Embassy Columbia
Carrera 45 No. 24B-27
Bogotá, D.C. Colombia

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