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The document is a form (DS-2003) used by the U.S. Department of State for the official notification of appointment of foreign diplomatic and career consular officers. It requires detailed personal and professional information about the officer, including their name, citizenship, passport details, employment history, and family members. The form also includes instructions for completion and emphasizes the importance of accuracy to avoid processing delays. Additionally, it outlines requirements for identification cards for the officer and their dependents.

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Begin by entering the name of the Embassy or Mission in the designated field. Ensure you provide a contact telephone number for any follow-up inquiries.
Indicate whether the officer is a DIPLOMATIC or CONSULAR officer by marking the appropriate box. Specify the type of office or mission as required.
Fill in the officer's full name following the specified order: surname, given name, middle name, prefix, suffix, maiden name, and any other names used. Confirm gender by selecting male or female.
Provide current citizenship and date of birth in mm-dd-yyyy format. Include place of birth (city and country) as well.
Select the type of passport and visa held by marking the corresponding boxes. Attach necessary photocopies as instructed.
Complete sections regarding residence address, employing office details, job title, and dates related to entry on duty and expected departure.
Finally, ensure all signatures are completed at the end of the form before submitting it along with any required attachments.

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Who can get diplomatic status?

Diplomatic Agents. Members of Administrative. and Technical Staff. Members of Service Staff. Nationals or Permanent Residents. of the United States. Special Bilateral Agreements. Temporary Duty. Waivers. Consular Officers.

What are the diplomatic privileges?

What are Diplomatic Privileges and Immunities? Diplomatic immunities and privileges are special legal protections granted to diplomats and their families so that they can carry out their official functions in a foreign country without undue interference from the receiving state.

Are diplomats permanent residents?

You may be eligible to receive a Green Card (permanent residence) through creation of record if you meet all of the following conditions: You were born in the United States to a foreign diplomat. You have had residence in this country continuously since birth. You have not abandoned your residence in the United States.

How does a US citizen get diplomatic immunity?

0:09 2:07 How to get diplomatic immunity in the US diplomatic immunity is a principle of international. Law itMoreHow to get diplomatic immunity in the US diplomatic immunity is a principle of international. Law it protects diplomats from legal action in the host. Country this immunity is based on treaties

What crimes are covered under diplomatic immunity?

At the highest level, actual Diplomatic Agents and their immediate families are considered immune from criminal prosecution and civil lawsuits. Top-level ambassadors and their immediate deputies can commit crimesfrom littering to and remain immune from prosecution in the U.S. courts.

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Can a US citizen get a diplomatic passport?

Diplomatic passports are for: Federal employees and family members serving the United States abroad under Chief of Mission (COM) authority, Individuals whom the Department of State granted diplomatic or consular titles, and. Individuals who have diplomatic status because of their foreign mission or job.

What qualifies someone for diplomatic immunity?

The degree of protection awarded to diplomatic personnel is dependent on their rank and position. An ambassador, as the highest ranking official, enjoys full diplomatic immunity. Embassy and consular employees under the ambassador enjoy a lower level of diplomatic immunity based on their position.

Can you get away with anything with diplomatic immunity?

Diplomatic immunity means pretty much exactly what it sounds like: diplomats are immune from prosecution in their host countries, even for serious crimes like . Ambassadors and other diplomats are in principle still required to follow local laws. But if they dont, their host country cant prosecute them.