Ukrainian consulate in Germantown

No Ukrainian diplomatic office works out of Germantown. Plan on 24 miles by road, about 39 min, to reach the Embassy’s consular section in Washington.

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

Which Ukrainian consulate serves Germantown?

The consular district that the Embassy’s consular section in Washington publishes includes Maryland (district list, in Ukrainian).

Ukrainian office Straight-line distance
Embassy, Washington, D.C. (office for Germantown here) 22 miles
Consulate General, New York 206 miles
Consulate General, Chicago 575 miles
Consulate General, Houston 1,222 miles
Consulate General, San Francisco 2,418 miles

From Germantown to the consulate: distance and day trip

From Germantown, 39 min on the road leaves time to reach the Embassy for a booked slot and drive home the same day.

U.S. papers a family in Germantown needs for Ukrainian procedures

The Ukrainian citizenship registration of a child born in Germantown needs the U.S. birth certificate, which in Maryland comes from the Division of Vital Records of the Department of Health, in Baltimore, according to the CDC’s directory (CDC, Where to Write for Vital Records).

The office wants it apostilled, with a notarized Ukrainian translation that carries its own apostille; the Maryland page has the fee.

A marriage registered in Germantown is recorded by the Clerk of the Circuit Court for Montgomery County (CDC, Where to Write for Vital Records), and a Ukrainian office asks for that certificate apostilled and translated when a surname changes.

Other cities near Germantown

What people in Germantown can settle without going to the office

  • You can follow your passport at passport.mfa.gov.ua with the session ID you get when you file: Ukrainian passport.
  • 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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