Ukrainian Consulate in San Francisco

Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco
San Francisco’s two contact pages give different districts: the Ukrainian one includes Alaska, the English one adds Colorado and New Mexico, which Houston counts as its own. On the passport side, half of each day’s new slots are kept for the waiting list (source, in Ukrainian).

Checked against the official pages on 22 October 2026. How we check.

The Consulate General of Ukraine in San Francisco, at 530 Bush Street, Suite 402, San Francisco, near Union Square, serves the western states from Alaska and Hawaii to Arizona (source, in Ukrainian).

It held a mobile session in Orange County on 19 October 2026 and the following day, plans an extra trip to Oregon at the end of October and a session in Washington State starting on 10 December 2026 (source, in Ukrainian).

How to book an appointment at the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

Book in the e-Consul booking system (id.e-consul.gov.ua): the consulate says it is mandatory for every citizen who has the technical means, which includes a Ukrainian phone number (source, in Ukrainian). If no passport slot is free, join the waiting list in the same system.

Men aged 18 to 60 bring the Reserv+ document refreshed no more than 72 hours before the visit.

Address
530 Bush Street, Suite 402
San Francisco, California 94108
Telephone
415-398-0240
Hours for filing
Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with an e-Consul booking

San Francisco takes a money order and no cash, cards, checks or bank transfers; for a passport from age 16 it is $130 (source, in Ukrainian). Finished documents are collected with a separate Setmore booking.

How to cancel an appointment at the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

Cancel in your e-Consul account so the slot is released for someone else, and cancel any Setmore pickup booking you no longer need. The consulate reminds people that a booking is free and warns against intermediaries who charge for one (source, in Ukrainian).

Getting to the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

The consulate is in an office building on Bush Street, a few blocks north of Union Square near the Stockton Street tunnel. The Montgomery Street BART and Muni station is a short walk away.

Real reviews of the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

The consulate’s Google listing averages 3.5 stars from 436 reviews, the lowest of the five Ukrainian career offices. These three, from 2026, cover an outreach session in Arizona, reaching the consulate and the wait outside.

The outreach session in Arizona was a real help for those of us who live far from San Francisco.

Ksenya A.

In person the staff were fine, but reaching the consulate is close to impossible: calls are not returned and emails and texts go unanswered.

Andrew K.

For a passport appointment, be ready to wait outside. Bring copies of every document; otherwise you will have to go out and make them elsewhere.

Anna

Reviews read on 22 October 2026 and rewritten in our words; the dates and opinions in them are the reviewers’ own. The full set is on the office’s Google listing.

Opening hours of the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

The Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco takes papers Monday to Friday from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with an e-Consul booking (source, in Ukrainian).

Finished documents are collected Monday to Friday from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., with a Setmore booking (source, in Ukrainian).

Finished documents are collected in the afternoon, with a Setmore booking (source, in Ukrainian).

Phone number of the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco

415-398-0240: the consulate’s first number (source, in Ukrainian). The email address is [email protected].

415-398-5121 is its second number (source, in Ukrainian).

415-690-0460 is the emergency line, only when a life is at risk or after a death (source, in Ukrainian).

Fax: 415-398-5039.

What the Ukrainian Consulate General in San Francisco handles

San Francisco handles passports, the certificate of return, citizenship, notarial acts, consular registration and civil records for its district, and takes applications to restore military registration by mail for people taken off it after leaving Ukraine (source, in Ukrainian).

On its own menu of consular services (source, in Ukrainian):

What is done elsewhere:

  • The ID card and the internal passport, issued by the State Migration Service in Ukraine or a DP Dokument center abroad, not by a consulate: ID card.

A selection of the fees in the table shared by the Embassy and the four consulates general (source, in Ukrainian):

  • A passport, from age 16: $130
  • A passport, under 16: $40
  • A certificate of return: $30
  • Consular registration: $20
  • Citizenship by territorial origin: $80
  • Renouncing citizenship: $300

The requirements and fees page has the rest of the table, and the passport guide explains how the money order is filled out.

San Francisco’s English contact page lists twelve states for its district, with Colorado and New Mexico in and Alaska out.

Its Ukrainian contact page lists eleven, with Alaska, and gives Colorado and New Mexico to Houston, which names them on its own pages in both languages (sources: 1, 2 in Ukrainian, 3 in Ukrainian, 4).

What you can settle without traveling

Handled from home:

  • You can follow your passport at passport.mfa.gov.ua with the session ID you get when you file: Ukrainian passport.
  • You can apply for a Ukrainian tax number in electronic form through e-Consul: Tax number (RNOKPP).
  • You can travel to Ukraine on a U.S. passport for up to 90 days in any 180 without a visa: Visa for U.S. citizens.
Independent information, compiled from the official pages on the date shown. It is not legal advice; for your case, ask the office that covers your state.
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