Frequently Asked Questions

With 20 years of experience, this office is designed to provide fast, affordable and accurate services to Iranian nationals and dual citizens in completing their official documents. We specialize in the following services:

• Obtaining all tracking codes in the Mikhak system of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
• Passport renewal request.
• Obtaining the exit permit for eligible men from military service.
• Requesting birth certificates or national ID cards number.
• Registering marriages and obtaining birth certificates for children.
• Confirming the birth certificate of a child for passport issuance.
• Obtaining identity cards for individuals over 18 years old.
• Registering divorces.
• Recording deaths.
• Preparing and arranging any type of power of attorney.
• Notarizing signatures in the state of Oregon (Notary Public).
• Official translation of birth certificates by a certified translator authorized by the Judicial System of Iran.
• Free consultation through a call or message via WhatsApp.
• Handling all administrative matters in Iran through a power of attorney.

• Iranian nationals and dual citizens around the world who need consular services but are not familiar with the current rules and requirements, especially the Mikhak system.
• Iranian nationals who are unable to write in Persian.
• Iranian dual citizens who have never traveled to Iran and need a passport.
• People who prefer to avoid traveling to Washington DC, especially the elderly, because of the high cost and long journey.
• Citizens who, due to daily and work commitments, have no time to handle these matters.
• Citizens who have various questions about how these matters are done.
• Iranian men of military-service age (18 to 50) who need an exit permit to travel to Iran.
• Parents who want to obtain an Iranian passport for their child.
• Couples who want to register their marriage or their children.
• Iranian nationals who need to obtain a birth certificate (Shenasnameh).
• People looking for solutions to complex cases and matters in Iran.
• Iranian nationals and dual citizens living in all 50 US states and 13 Canadian provinces and territories who need professional advice and guidance on consular rules and requirements.
• Citizens who don't have enough information to prepare a power of attorney.