Print out the passport application from your nearest Philippine consulate or embassy. Type your information onto the form, or fill it out using blue or black ink.
Gather all of the materials necessary for renewing your old passport or getting your first passport. For those renewing an old passport, you'll need to take your current passport, a copy of the data pages of your current passport and proof of current Philippine citizenship. Proof of current Philippine citizenship can include a green card or a U.S. Visa/I-94. Those applying for their first Philippine passport will need to take a Report of Birth.
Take your documents, passport fee and completed application to your nearest Philippine consulate. You don't need an appointment; applications are processed on a first-come, first-served walk-in basis. You'll be fingerprinted and have your photograph taken at this time.
