Embassy of the United States

If you are an American citizen, or you are calling about an American citizen in an after-hours emergency situation please call: 0661-13-19-39.  You will speak with the Duty Officer who will assist you. If you are calling from the United States, please dial 00-212- 661-13-19-39. 

When traveling or living abroad, it is a good idea to take part in the Travel Registration Program offered by the State Department.  When you sign up, you will automatically receive the most current information about the country where you will be traveling or living.  The travel and contact information you enter into our Travel Registration program will make it easier for consular officers in U.S. embassies and consulates around the world to contact you and your loved ones during an emergency—including situations where your family or friends in the U.S. are having problems trying to contact you with important news. You can sign up on the State Department website.

If your passport has been lost, stolen, damaged or mutilated, and your travel is imminent, you should make an https://evisaforms.state.gov/acs/default.asp?postcode=CSB&appcode=1  for the next business day.  Customers without appointments may be seen after applicants with appointments.  If all appointments for that day are taken, the consulate will accept your application on a walk-in basis.  

The consulate website is posting a list of doctors and medical facilities.

If your child is under 16 years of age, you must bring the following:

• Form DS-11 completed – do not sign the application.
• Both parents must appear in person with the child before the authorized consular personnel. 
• Child’s original birth certificate showing the parents names.
• Parent’s valid photo identification documents (passport or Spanish DNI or resident card).

If your child is between the ages of 16 and 18, you must bring the following:

• Form DS-11 completed – do not sign the application.
• At least one parent must be present and will have to present a valid photo identification (passport or Spanish DNI or resident card).
• Also see Documenting American Citizen Services page.  

See our information on marriage formalities in Morocco our Web page:

For cats and dogs: a certificate of good health issued by a veterinarian, dated within 10 days of travel and stating the pet has all vaccinations up to date. Dogs must have been vaccinated for rabies within the year, but not within the last month. This requirement does not apply to puppies less than 3 months of age; puppies up to three months must be confined at the owner’s expense, then immunized and confined for an additional 30 days. Certificates should be in English or accompanied by a translation (does not need to be an official translation).

Also check with the airline the pet will be traveling with in case they have any additional requirements that you need to comply with. This information has been obtained from U.S department websites. Because regulations may change over time, please verify the below websites for the latest update:

• US Center for Disease Control (US Federal Import Requirements)
• USDA (U.S. Department of Agriculture)
• APHIS (Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service) or
• Animal Health
• Pet Travel