The general answer is whichever is closest to you. Because Mexico is such a large country with so many Americans living and traveling here, we have in addition to the Embassy in Mexico City several Consulates around the country (think of them as branch offices). It is usually best to contact the Embassy or Consulate nearest you, since that office will be in the best position to offer you help or information.

U.S. Embassies and Consulates are located in most countries. You can access http://travel.state.gov/links.html to find the location nearest you. See similar questions...

For all categories of visas, including Treaty Visas, each applicant age 14 or older must appear for a personal interview before a Consular Officer. In all cases, each applicant (including those under 14 years of age), must be physically present in the country of application at the time of issuance. Those applicants who are found to be ineligible for a U.S. See similar questions...

Unfortunately the Consulate does not have this type of information readily available. Neither do we have the phone numbers for many American Institutions. If you are looking for contact information for other Consulates on the island please go the the government pages in the Bermuda phone book or to: U.S. Embassies & Consulates Worldwide. For other information on U.S. based locations you can go on-line and use a general search engine to find your information. See similar questions...

The Embassy or Consulate would have to agree to accept your application for processing. If you have already received notification of your eligibility to apply for the V visa and wish to process your application at a post other than the one named, you should contact the Embassy or Consulate for further information. See similar questions...

the present time, there are no provisions for in-person voting or on-site registration to be conducted at U.S. embassies or consulates. Consular officials will assist U.S. citizens in completing FPCA forms for their state, witness or notarize FPCA forms and ballots (if required), and provide other absentee voting information. U.S. See similar questions...

The Honourary Consulate does not provide translation services; however, we do recommend two translators in the Vancouver area. For translation please contact Ms. Vitalis Eszter (604) 738-6869 or Mr. Peter Szikinger (604) 936 9984 and (604) 338 9754. To contact Ms. Vitalis via email please use evital@planeteer.com. See similar questions...

Yes. Once you have submitted your application and provided your biometric data at a VAC, your application will be sent to the British Embassy or Consulate-General for consideration. Your paperwork will be returned to the VAC for you to collect or you can arrange for the documents to be returned to you. See similar questions...

Yes, VisaRite will guarantee the successful issuance of your visa. Once your application and documents are received, our experienced staff will review them for correctness, and completeness. If there are any concerns regarding your application, we will contact you immediately. If your visa application is rejected for any reason, the VisaRite service fee is fully refundable. See similar questions...

The office will assist you in the process of requesting a VISA. It is a long and complex process therefore we recommend to apply as early as possible. Due to tougher internatioanal regulation, at the time of the VISA application, the Foundation becomes the responsible party and the guarantor of your staying: legal statements are made in regard to the legitimacy of your staying and the related financial guarantees. See similar questions...

IInkorpa does not recommend you dealing with the US Embassy in South Africa, owing to the plethora of recent reports denoting their poor services. Once you sign on with Inkorpa all forms of visa applications are done by our staff in the US. This expedites the application process, guarantees the receipt of a visa and ensures that our clients are not involved in all the diplomatic details. See similar questions...

Yes, we strongly advise you to register your name with your respective diplomatic office in Kathmandu. If you ask us for the form provided by your embassy and complete the necessary information, we will deliver it to your embassy in Kathmandu. Don't forget to mention your insurance details on this form. See similar questions...

The procedures are being constantly updated due to the new INS rules and regulations. Please note that it is a very specific question and the requirements may change at anytime. Your best bet would be to go to the embassy and find out, or call up your friends who are coming to the US. See similar questions...

It depneds on a kind of visa you would like to obtain. There are 3 kinds of visa: tourist, guest and business. The easies one is tourist visa which will allow you to stay in Belarus up to 30 days. Tourist visa can be 1,2,3 entries.The lenghth of the visa does not depend on the quantity of the entries. In order to obtain the tourist visa you need two documents from a Belarusian travel company. These documents are voucher and invitation. See similar questions...

You need to call us at: 212-758-2625 everyday Monday through Thursday between 10am & 2pm and Fridays between 10am & 1pm. See similar questions...

No, if you already hold a valid visa, you need not come to the Consulate for Fingerprinting, you may travel as long as your visa is valid. You will be electronically fingerprinted at a Port of Entry on arrival in the US. No. If you are holding a valid US non-immigrant visa in an expired Indian passport, you may carry both your expired and new Indian passport together and travel between India and the United States until the non-immigrant visa expires. See similar questions...

A In the case of an emergency they will help you a little bit, but maybe not as much as you expect .. embassies See similar questions...

The U.S. embassy is in Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. That’s why you travel there for the last half of your trip. See similar questions...

Yes. An appointment is required in order to meet with a U.S. Consul and have a Third Country Visa interview. Z&A can make an appointment on your behalf. Yes. However, the U.S. Consular Officer will stamp your visa indicating that you are subject to the two-year home country residency requirement. No. You must first satisfy your two-year home country residency requirement or obtain a waiver before applying for an H-1B visa. See similar questions...

If you already have your CIN you do not need to come to the Consulate for fingerprints to renew my CIN. You just need to bring it or mail it along with the application that you need to download from our website, two passport pictures, fees and a prepaid self addressed for return. See similar questions...