Consular Officer / Passport Specialist
- Pay
- $50–$150/hour
- Where
- Remote · Remote (US-based; able to start quickly)
- Type
- Contract
- Eligibility
- Open to applicants in United States
- Listing
- Last verified Oct 13, 2026
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Overview
Use passport and citizenship experience to evaluate and improve AI answers. Accuracy comes first; prior AI experience is not needed.
Responsibilities
- Review sample passport and citizenship questions and flag wording that does not reflect real public questions.
- Write answer rubrics covering complex lost/stolen/damaged passports, name changes and citizenship documentation.
- Write answer rubrics covering minors, custody issues and applicants born or living abroad.
- Evaluate AI answers against the rubrics, flagging errors, omissions, outdated guidance.
- Give clear written feedback to the project team asynchronously.
Requirements
- Former State Department experience in a passport agency as Passport Specialist/Adjudicator or a consular section as Consular Officer.
- At least one year adjudicating or advising on passports/citizenship. Working knowledge of citizenship/nationality rules and passport eligibility.
- US-based, able to start quickly and provide clear, precise writing.
Preferred
- Document-fraud detection; name-change and identity-documentation cases.
- Creating guides, FAQs or training materials; helping non-English-speaking and other diverse applicants.
Engagement and pay
- $50-$150/hour (USD). Remote contractor on a short-term project, 20-30 hours/week.
- Able to start quickly; no exact calendar start date or project end date is stated.
Eligibility
- Must be based in the United States.
Skills
- citizenship and nationality law
- passport adjudication
- fraud detection
- lost stolen and damaged passports
- custody and minor-applicant issues
- interviewing