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AMERICAN CITIZEN SERVICES

Appointments

Passports

Passports and
  reports of
  birth Fees

US Passport
  by Mail

Report of Birth

Notarials

Social
  Security/Federal
  Benefit Unit

Schedule of Fees

Death of an
  American

Travel Information

Consular Agent in
  Haifa

Registering your
 Trip to Israel

Other Services

Sources of Information

Office Hours
  and Holidays

Contact ACS

Frequently Asked
  Questions (FAQs)

Forms

What’s New



U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem

Immigrant Visa

Non-Immigrant Visa

 

Office Hours:

Federal Benefits Unit (FBU)

FBU handles services dealing with:

Federal Benefits
Social Security
Veterans Benefits

  FBU Summer 2008 hours  from July 1, 2008 through September 30, 2008:

  • Walk-in service hours: Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday, 9-11 am, except the last Friday of the month.
  • Telephone inquiries:  Thursday, 9-11 am.

Please Note:  In addition, FBU will be CLOSED to the public July 23 through July 29.  This includes walk in service as well as all inquiries.

Public Hours:

Please note that we are closed the last Friday of every month, as well as U.S. and Israeli Holidays.

Holidays:

For the remainder of 2008, the Embassy will not be open on the following days: 

 
HOLIDAY DATE OBSERVED
President's Day Monday, February 18
Passover (1st Day) Sunday, April 20
Passover (Last Day) Saturday, April 26
Israeli Idependence Day* Thurday, May 8
Memorial Day Monday, May 26
Shavuot (Pentecost) * Monday, June 9
USA Independence Day Friday, July 4
Labor Day Monday, September 1
Rosh Hashanah (New Year 1st Day)* Tuesday, September 30
Rosh Hashanah (New Year 2nd Day)* Wednesday, October 1
Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement)* Thursday, October 9
Columbus Day Monday, October 13
Succot (Feast of Tabernacles) Tuesday, October 14
Simhat Torah (Rejoicing of the Law)* Tuesday, October 21
Veterans' Day Tuesday, November 11
Thanksgiving Day Thursday, November 27
Christmas Day Thursday, December 25
New Year's Day 2008/2009 Thursday, January 1
*Israeli Holiday