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American Citizen Services (ACS) Appointments
To make an appointment for the following services, please follow the instructions in the following links:
- Passports for applicants under 16 years
- Passports for applicants aged 16 to 17 years
- First passport (for applicants aged 18 years+)
- Passport issued more than 15 years ago (for applicants aged 18 years+)
- Passport issued before age 16 (for applicants aged 18 years+)
- Replace a lost/stolen/damaged passport
- Passport Application by Mail (DS-82)
- Application for Additional Visa Pages (DS-4085)
- Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA)
- Notarials
- Authentication
- Social Security
The above links will allow you to make an appointment at the U.S. Consulate General in Sydney.
- To make an appointment at the U.S. Consulate General in Perth, please use the Perth version of this page.
- To make an appointment at the U.S. Consulate General in Melbourne, please use the Melbourne version of this page.
Please remember to print your appointment confirmation and bring it with you to the Consulate.
Access to the U.S. Consulate Sydney
For the safety of all of our customers and staff, all visitors to the Consulate must pass through security screening at our reception area on Level 10 before entering the Consulate. Please allow time for screening before your appointment. We appreciate your patience and cooperation.
Please be advised that the appointment time is a guide as to when you should plan to be at the Consulate. It is not necessarily the time you will be seen by the Consular Officer. Applicants should plan to spend at least an hour at the Consulate.
Please do not bring luggage, including backpacks, to your appointment. You will not be able to bring these items into the Consulate, and there is no storage available in our office.
Mobile telephones and other telecommunication devices, electronic recording devices, and cameras may not be taken into the Consulate. Please turn them off, and leave them with the guards at the Level 10 reception area. They can be collected after your appointment.
Aerosols of any kind are prohibited, and must be left with the guards on Level 10 until after your appointment.
Any type of headwear, including baseball caps, must be removed while in the Consulate.
Tips for a Smooth Consular Visit
Last update: Thursday, 18 September 2008 GMT+1000
