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Consulate General

U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana

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Paseo de las Culturas s/nMesa de OtayDelegación Centenario C.P. 22425Tijuana, Baja California

(664) 977-2000

Hours are set by the post and change with local and U.S. holidays, so we do not republish them. Confirm hours, the service menu, and the appointment system on the official site. Last checked 2026-08-30.

Passport services at this post

Pick what you need. Not every consulate performs every service — confirm on the official page before travelling to Tijuana.

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Bring with you

  • Confirmed appointment (printed or on screen)Posts often refuse entry without a booking reference.
  • Completed, unsigned application formSign only when the consular officer tells you to.
  • Current and expired U.S. passportsBring every book you hold, even damaged ones.
  • One 2x2 inch (51x51 mm) colour photoLocal photo shops often use a different national size — check before you pay.
  • Proof of U.S. citizenship plus a photocopyBirth certificate, naturalisation certificate, or prior passport.
  • Photo ID plus a photocopyDriver's license, local residency card, or military ID.
  • Fee in the accepted currency / methodCheck the post's page — many do not take foreign cards.
  • Local address and phone for return deliveryCouriers cannot deliver to a hotel that will not hold documents.
  • Supporting legal documentsMarriage certificate, court order, custody papers, or DS-3053 consent.

Filing destination

Submit to U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana, Paseo de las Culturas s/n, Mesa de Otay, Delegación Centenario C.P. 22425, Tijuana, Baja California · (664) 977-2000. Overseas applications are sent to the United States for printing, so allow extra weeks before booking travel.

Common pitfalls

  • Using a locally sized photo instead of the U.S. 2x2 inch square — the most common overseas rejection.
  • Signing the form before the officer witnesses it.
  • Arriving at a consulate that does not perform passport services for your case.
  • Assuming U.S. expedited timelines apply overseas — they generally do not.

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Contact details from usembassy.gov post listings. Hours, appointment systems, and the exact service menu are set by each post — always confirm on the official page. Last checked 2026-08-30. Spotted something wrong? Report an error. PassportOffices is a private, independent resource and is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of State or any government agency.

Tip: print this page to carry the checklist and contact details with you.