Joseph Cunningham

A lost, stolen, or damaged Honduran passport is replaced by applying for a new passport at a Honduran consular office in the United States. In addition to the standard passport documents, Honduras requires either a police report filed where the incident occurred or a sworn statement completed at the consular office processing the application. The

Honduran passport applicants under 21 must appear at the Honduran consulate with both parents or the required authorization for an absent parent. They may receive only a five-year passport. The current fee is US$60 at a permanent consular office or US$78 at a mobile consulate, paid by money order in the United States. Applicants aged

Adults age 21 or older applying for their first Honduran passport in the United States must appear at a Honduran consular office or participating mobile consulate. The standard application requires a valid Honduran DNI, a printed appointment confirmation, and a money order. A five-year passport costs $60 at a consular office, while a ten-year passport

Honduran passport requirements in the United States depend on the applicant’s age and situation. For an adult passport, the Embassy of Honduras in the United States currently lists appointment proof, a valid Honduran DNI or proof that DNI enrollment has been completed, and the applicant’s Honduran passport booklet, whether current or expired.[1] The enrollment option

A Honduran passport renewal in the United States is completed in person at a Honduran consular office. For an adult passport, the current Embassy of Honduras in the United States page accepts a valid Honduran DNI or proof that DNI enrollment has been completed, together with appointment proof and the applicant’s Honduran passport booklet, whether