Questions & Answers about Ĉu en konsulejo, ĉu hejme, la petanto ricevos pasporton.
Here ĉu ... ĉu ... is a pairing that means something like whether ... or ... or either ... or ....
So:
- Ĉu en konsulejo, ĉu hejme = whether at a consulate or at home
This is different from the very common ĉu used to mark a yes/no question. In this sentence, it is not asking a yes/no question; it is linking two alternatives.
Because Esperanto normally uses the full pattern ĉu X, ĉu Y to present two alternatives.
So the structure is:
- ĉu en konsulejo
- ĉu hejme
This repetition is standard and makes the contrast clear. English often uses just one whether, but Esperanto commonly repeats ĉu before each option.
Because ĉu has more than one use.
It can:
- introduce a yes/no question: Ĉu vi venos?
- connect alternatives: ĉu ... ĉu ...
In your sentence, it is clearly the second use. Also, the rest of the sentence is a normal statement:
- la petanto ricevos pasporton = a declarative clause
- there is no question mark
- the verb form ricevos is just future tense, not a question form
So the sentence is a statement, not a question.