Offices that issue passports in German cities

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your previous ID/passport and a compliant digital photo, taken at the office or supplied through a participating photo provider’s Data-Matrix code. Arrive 15 minutes early for the terminal; a photographer is recommended for babies. First applications or discrepancies may require birth/marriage records; first applications after naturalisation need that certificate. Under-18s always need a birth certificate and parental consent plus parents’ IDs, or evidence of the attending representative’s authority. Civil-status records are mandatory if your name, date of birth or place of birth is unclear or has changed, including special characters missing from the previous identity document. Confirm the records required for your case.

Bring your existing identity card or passport and a digital biometric photograph sent by a certified provider, or use the office kiosk. The kiosk is unsuitable for children under five. For a first express application in Augsburg, the booking checklist also requires a birth or marriage certificate. Arrange the required guardian consent for minors and check collection options during the appointment.

Bring your previous document even if expired, another valid identity document if available, and a digital biometric photo from a certified provider or the office equipment. Paper photos are not accepted; arrange a certified-provider photo beforehand for children under six. First documents or changed personal details may require birth, marriage or partnership certificates. Newly naturalised applicants need the naturalisation certificate and former-country passport/ID or an LEA identity certificate. For a child with cohabiting joint-custody parents, an absent parent’s written consent and ID are required; if parents live apart, the applying parent must be the one at the child’s registered main home. Check the official custody checklist before booking.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.

Bring your identity card, any old passport and a current digital biometric photo. PointID photo equipment is available in the Bürgerberatung branches; alternatively bring the QR code from a certified photo studio. Paper photos are not accepted. After naturalisation, bring the naturalisation certificate and previous national passport or the photographic identity confirmation issued by the naturalisation office. Pay by cash, Girocard, debit or credit card.