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Italian Consular Fees in the United States

Every Italian consulate in the U.S. charges the same fees, set in euros by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Only the dollar conversion changes, updated each quarter.

Updated October 2026
Fees by service

The national tariff for services offered in the U.S.

The consular fees for the services Italian consulates in the U.S. provide, identical at every office. Fees are set in euros by the ministry and converted to U.S. dollars each quarter - the amounts below are the current Q4 2026 (October 1 – December 31, 2026) rate.

ServiceArticleFee (USD)
Passports
Ordinary passportArt. 27 (A+B)$133.90
16-page passport bookletLibretto 16 pp.$6.00
Passport consent (act of assent)Art. 19$23.10
Urgency feeArt. 74$57.60
Emergency travel documentE.T.D.$1.80
Electronic ID (CIE)
CIE first issueArt. 28C (A+B)$25.40
CIE duplicateArt. 28D (C+D)$31.30
Visas
Schengen visaSchengen$103.70
Schengen visa (minors 6–12)Schengen 6-12$51.90
Schengen visa (reduced)Schengen agev.$40.40
National visa type DNaz. tipo D$133.60
National student visaNaz. studio$57.60
Citizenship
Citizenship recognition (jure sanguinis, per adult)Art. 07B$691.00
Citizenship reacquisitionArt. 07C$287.90
Renunciation of citizenshipArt. 4B$57.60
Citizenship certificateArt. 4A$12.70
Civil status & legal
Legalization of vital recordsArt. 7$13.90
Signature authenticationArt. 24$23.10
Photo authenticationArt. 66B$57.60
Consular attestationArt. 65$76.10
Notarial act copy/extractArt. 25$18.50
Affidavit (act of notoriety)Art. 26$32.30
General power of attorneyArt. 17A$103.70
Special power of attorneyArt. 18A$69.10
Translations & conformity
Translation conformity, into Italian (per page)Art. 72A$15.00
Translation conformity, into English (per page)Art. 72C$23.10
Transcribing a U.S. vital record into an Italian registry is free of charge; only the apostille and the translation carry a cost. The consular translation-conformity fee (Art. 72A) applies when the office certifies a translation’s conformity.
How fees are paid

Payment and quarterly conversion

The euro amount is the legal fee. Each consulate publishes its own U.S.-dollar equivalent, recalculated every quarter at the ministry’s reference rate.

Accepted paymentFees are paid by money order or cashier’s check made out to the specific consulate. Cash, credit, and debit cards are not accepted at U.S. Italian consulates.
Quarterly conversionThe current period is Q4 2026 (October 1 – December 31, 2026) at EUR 1 = USD 1.1516. Rates are re-set on January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1. Always confirm the amount against the consulate’s current fee sheet before paying.
Where to pay

Which consulate applies these fees

The tariff is national, but a fee is paid to the office that serves the applicant’s U.S. state of residence; it cannot be chosen.

Italian consulates in the U.S. do not translate vital records. Where a translation is required, the applicant supplies it and the consulate only certifies that it conforms to the original (Art. 72A/72C).
Where a translation fee comes from

The consular translation-conformity fee is separate from the translation itself. Partenza provides the professional English-to-Italian translation of U.S. birth, marriage, and death certificates. Get a quote →

Reviewed by Rafael Cecilio · professional English-to-Italian translator.
Fees verified against the official quarterly consular tariff. Updated October 2026.

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