American Experience has partnered with Russian-American InfoCenter to provide a solution for Russians in need of passport services while residing in the United States.

On April 10, 2009 the Russian ministry of foreign affairs established a new regulation regarding passport renewals. Citizens of Russia living in the U.S. could no longer mail their documents to the consulate–they would have to appear in person in Washington D.C. The requirement was based on enhanced security measures that are part of the new biometric passport standards. Unfortunately, the travel and expense puts a tremendous burden on the individual in need of renewing their documents. The new process requires an appointment with the Consular, two trips to Washington DC, appearance in person and of course standing in lines throughout the day.

In the past, Russian citizens could send their documents through the mail but that is no longer permitted. There is however, some good news! The Embassy realized that there are many who may not be able to appear in person for various reasons. To meet this need, they have appointed trusted organizations who can compile the application documents and send them in for processing. The partnership between American Experience and Russian-American InfoCenter is one of the few organizations in the U.S. that is recognized by the Russian Embassy.  The Embassy will only accept paperwork on behalf of an individual through these organizations.

“It’s a great service when you compare the combined cost of travel, lodging, time away from work and application fees with the services provided by our partnership.” said Natalya Illarionova, President of American Experience. ” Every day we are helping people save time and money!”

Clients can decide how much of the paperwork they want to do from basic assistance to full service with discounts available for multiple packages.

Schedule of  Services:
1. Paperwork for Russian passports for Russian citizens temporarily residing in the U.S.

2. Registration of documents to obtain Russian passports for Russian citizens residing in the U.S.

3. Registration of documents for initial receipt or exchange of passports for children under 18 years

4. Making RF citizenship for children born in the U.S., where one parent or both parents are a citizen of Russia.

5. Registration of documents for inscribing the child’s parent’s passport

6. Registration of documents for registration in the consular register

7. Registration of documents to prove citizenship RF

8. Certificate process to return to Russia

9. Professional translation of documents to the notarization and get Apostille in the department of the Secretary of State Certification

10. Courier delivery service of your documents to Washington in the Consular Section of the Embassy of Russia in the U.S. and letting them work on the power of attorney on your behalf

11. Courier services to obtain in Washington your new passport and its delivery to you personally in hand or on receipt by mail.

Additional details and explanations are on the passport service website at www.renewrussianpassport.com

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