Flag

An official website of the United States government

Travel Advisory Level 1: Exercise Normal Caution Travel Advisory Level 1: Reissued with obsolete COVID-19 page links removed. Read More...
Health Alert – U.S. Consulate General Hamilton, Bermuda, June 17, 2020
By
14 MINUTE READ
June 17, 2020

Location:  Hamilton, Bermuda

Event:  COVID 19 Update – Expansion of Services at the U.S. Consulate

On June 17, we will to open up our appointment schedule for limited U.S. citizen services. All services will be by appointment only – we are not offering walk in services at this time.

If your passport has expired or is going to expire before September 2020, please complete the required forms, obtain the supporting documents (see below), and make an appointment by clicking on this link. Please ensure that you provide a valid email address and phone number when you schedule your appointment.

For U.S. citizen parents who would like to document the citizenship of their children born in Bermuda, please see instructions below.

Note that we are not able to provide notary services at this time.

Adult passport renewals:

  • If you are in possession of your passport, and it is still valid or it has expired in the past 15 years, complete the application form here. Please note that the address in block 8 must be a local Bermuda address (nothing will be mailed there, however). Complete the form online, and then print it. Do not print the form double sided. You must also provide one photo. Photo standards are listed here.

Passports for children under age 16:

  • Complete the form DS-11. Complete the form online and then print it. Do not sign the form, and do not print the form double sided. Please note that the address in block 8 must be a local Bermuda address (nothing will be mailed there, however). If your child was born at King Edward Hospital, the place of birth is listed as “Paget, Bermuda”
  • Provide one passport photo for the child. Photo standards are listed here.
  • Obtain the child’s birth certificate. Both parents who are listed on the birth certificate, along with the child, are required to come to the appointment at the consulate to renew the passport. Parents must bring identification such as a driver’s license.

Parents who wish to document the U.S. citizenship of children born in Bermuda:

  • Complete the Consular Report of Birth Abroad application (Form DS-2029)  here. Complete the form online and then print it, but do not sign it.
  • Gather supporting documents and make one copy of each (black and white copies are fine, there is no need for notarized or certified copies):
    • Both parents’ passports. If you are a dual national, we only need your U.S. passport.
    • If the parents are married, the state or government issued marriage certificate.
    • If either parent was married previously, please submit the divorce decree, annulment, or death certificate establishing the termination of the previous marriage.
    • The child’s Bermuda birth certificate.

Once you have these documents, scan and email them to us at hamiltonconsulate@state.gov and we will arrange a time for you to come in to be interviewed.

Health and Safety Information:

  • ​In keeping with the Government of Bermuda guidelines, all visitors to the U.S. Consulate must wear a mask or face covering.
  • You will be required to sanitize your hands before entering the consulate building.
  • We ask that you do not come to the Consulate if you are feeling unwell.

​Additional information will be disseminated when we are able to expand services further.

Actions to Take:

Assistance:
U.S. Consulate General Hamilton
16 Middle Road, Devonshire
(441) 295-1342
Duty Phone: (441) 335-3828
email: hamiltonconsulate@state.gov
website: https://bm.usconsulate.gov/

Department of State Consular Affairs
888-407-4747 or 202-501-4444
Enroll in Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive security updates
Follow us on Twitter and Facebook.

, ,
Alerts, U.S. Citizen Services