Consulate General of Chile in San Francisco

Consulate General of Chile in San Francisco · practical information

Passports, identity cards and pre-reviewed consular procedures; western states and territories. Official address: 870 Market Street, Suite 1058, San Francisco, CA 94102.

• Hours: Public: Monday–Friday, 8:30 a.m.–1:30 p.m. Local instructions distinguish documents expired less than or more than one year.
• Main phone: +1 415-982-7662
• Emergencies: +1 415-916-8906 — Emergency number published by Chile’s foreign ministry.
• Email: sanfrancisco@consulado.gob.cl
• Jurisdiction: Passports, identity cards and pre-reviewed consular procedures; western states and territories

In San Francisco, the time since expiration changes the process

The post publishes two routes. If a passport or ID is valid or expired less than a year ago, book one appointment per person. For documents expired more than a year, first email the PDFs requested by the consulate and wait for the file review before treating the appointment as accepted; bring the originals. Local instructions also explain advance review for certificates, civil registrations and notarial drafts. Its published estimate for identity documents is three to four weeks after they reach the post, subject to Chile’s Civil Registry.

The published emergency number is +1 415-916-8906. For routine matters, use +1 415-982-7662 or sanfrancisco@consulado.gob.cl.

Read the full guide: Chile’s San Francisco Consulate: California–Nevada boundaries and local requirements · Official listing · Directions