About the Consulate
How to Contact Us
Physical Address
U.S. Consulate General
Paseo de la Victoria #3650
Fracc. Partido Senecú
Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico C.P. 32543
If you have an appointment at the Consulate, please arrive no sooner than 15 minutes before your scheduled time. Due to security regulations and space restrictions we are unable to accommodate family members, lawyers or friends of applicants within the Consulate waiting areas. To reduce the risk of fraud or theft, the Consulate recommends that cash not be used to pay for visa services but rather one of the acceptable payment options.
General Information & Non-Emergency American Citizen Services
(656) 227-3000
If calling from the U.S., dial 011-52 before the number. This line is for general information only. To make a visa appointment or to provide information on your visa case, contact our call center at the numbers listed under Visa Information/Appointments below.
American Citizen After-Hours Emergency Line
(656) 327-7877
If calling from the U.S. dial 011- 52 first before the number. THIS LINE IS FOR DIRE EMERGENCIES INVOLVING AMERICAN CITIZENS ONLY. DO NOT USE THIS LINE FOR VISA INQUIRIES.
Visa Information/Appointments
For information on how to make or change an appointment to apply for an immigrant (resident) visa or to provide information on your visa case, contact our Call Center at:
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Within U.S.: 1-900-476-1212 (toll charges apply) or 1-800-919-1754 (credit card)
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Within Mexico: 01-900-849-4949 (toll charges apply) or 01-477-788-7070 (credit card)
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Call Center Hours of Operation (Mexican Mountain Time):
- Monday through Friday, 7AM to 9PM 6AM to 8PM
- Saturday, Sunday and holidays, 9AM to 3PM 8AM to 2PM
For instructions on how to apply for a non-immigrant (visitor) visa at the Consulate, visit our web site.
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To make an initial appointment for a non-immigrant visa by telephone, call 01-800-112-8500.
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To make an initial appointment for a non-immigrant visa by internet, go to www.usvisa-mexico.com/.
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Third Country Nationals residing in the United States who wish to apply for a visa in Mexico may make their interview appointment at any of the ten posts comprising Mission Mexico on-line at http://www.usvisa-mexico.com/ (click on "English" if necessary) or by phone at 1-900-476-1212.
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After your non-immigrant visa appointment at the Consulate has been made, you may change your appointment by calling the Call Center at the numbers above.
To report errors on your non-immigrant visa
Email cdjnivpassback@state.gov.
To report a non-immigrant visa lost or stolen
Fax (656) 611-3860 or (656) 616-9388.
Congressional Inquiries
If you are a U.S. Congressional office seeking the status of a constituent’s case, please email us at CDJIVCONG@state.gov. This email address is for congressional inquiries only. All other inquires will not be answered.
Attorney Inquiries
All attorney inquiries should be directed through our online legal inquiry form at http://ciudadjuarez.usconsulate.gov/feedback-form.html. This form is for legal inquiries only. All other inquires will not be answered. Attorneys are not permitted to accompany their clients into the Consulate.
Public Inquiries
Public inquiries regarding visa denials, administrative processing or American Citizen Services should be directed to our online public inquiry form at https://ciudadjuarez.cms.getusinfo.com/public_inquiry_form.html. This form should not be used to request general information, which can be obtained by browsing this website or calling our call center at the numbers listed above under Visa Information/Appointments. This form should not be used to request the status of a pending I-601 waiver application or for an explanation of a denied waiver application.
Waiver Inquiries
All pending I-601 waiver inquiries should be made directly to the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), who have sole authority to review waivers. Processing times for waiver applications can be between 6 to 18 months. For an update on the status of your waiver, you can contact USCIS at cdj.usics@dhs.gov. For general information on applying for a waiver, visit www.uscis.gov.