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National Identity Card Honduras

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In case of loss or renewal of your National Identity Document (DNI) while in the United States, you must go to the nearest Honduran Consulate to your residence to complete the necessary process.

On this site, we will explain which documents you need to present, the processing costs, and how to follow the procedure to obtain your identity card securely and quickly.

What is the DNI of Honduras?

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The DNI is the official valid document used as an identity card in Honduras. It is required for various administrative or bureaucratic procedures.

The National Identity Document is mandatory for all Honduran citizens, both in the country and abroad. The identity card contains personal data and the identity number assigned at birth.

Obtaining a Honduran Identity Card in the United States

If you are in the United States and need to renew your Honduran National Identity Document due to its expiration or because it has been lost, you must schedule a consular appointment to present yourself at the nearest Consulate and complete the process.

Once you’ve scheduled the appointment, you should arrive at the consulate on the agreed day 10 minutes before your scheduled time.

At the consulate, you must follow these steps:

  1. Inform the authorities about the process you wish to complete.
  2. Present the required documents.
  3. If you have your DNI, present it; if not, you must show your birth certificate.
  4. Your biometrics will be taken (fingerprint, signature, and ID photo).
  5. Pay the processing fee and show the receipt.
  6. Once all the information is confirmed as correct, the request for your Honduran identity card will be processed.

Please note that receiving your Honduran Identity Document may take one to two months since it is processed in Honduras and then sent to the Consulate where you requested it for collection. To collect it, you must bring the receipt or a slip, which you will receive on the day of the process, as proof of the request.

If you are missing any documents, here are the processes you can complete to ensure you have everything necessary for the procedure:

What Documents Must I Present to Apply for the Honduran Identity Card?

To apply for the Honduran National Identity Document at the Consulate, you must present the following requirements:

  • If available, present your previous identity document.
  • Schedule a consular appointment.
  • Present your original Honduran passport.
  • Present your birth certificate.
  • If necessary, bring two witnesses to confirm your identity, or provide a sworn statement from your guardians or a second to fourth-degree relative. The latter must provide the relevant documentation to confirm family ties.
  • If the person applying for the DNI is a minor, they must be accompanied by their parents, who must be registered in the RNP system.
  • If the DNI was stolen, you must file a report and bring the police report to the consulate.
  • You must pay the TGR-1 receipt for 200L for the process in your name, addressed to the National Registry of Persons.

Validity and Processing Fee for the Honduran Document

The National Identity Document of Honduras is valid for 10 years, and the processing fee is $8. However, if this is your first time obtaining it, the procedure is free of charge.

Honduran National Registry of Persons (RNP)

The Honduran National Registry of Persons (RNP) is the entity responsible for managing and issuing identity documents, such as the DNI, for Honduran citizens. Whether you need to renew your document, apply for it for the first time, or replace it due to loss, it’s crucial to have your information up to date in the RNP. Through the Honduran consulate in the United States, you can securely, quickly, and easily process your DNI, with the information provided by the National Registry.

Find the Nearest Honduran Consulate and Schedule Your Appointment

If you need to schedule an in-person appointment, you can visit any of the Honduran consulates in the United States: