These companies are not sanctioned by or otherwise affiliated with the U.S. If you must bring these devices with you, there are private companies that provide storage facilities for a fee. We strongly discourage our customers from bringing these devices when they come to the Embassy or Consulates to conduct business. Neither the Embassy nor the Consulates have storage facilities for such items. All visitors and items brought into the Embassy or Consulates are subject to a complete search. Bags, except for one small purse or equivalent, are also not allowed. citizens are not allowed to enter the Embassy or Consulates with cell phones and other electronic devices (including but not limited to, smartwatches, activity monitoring devices, such as fitbits, tablets, laptops, and recording devices). Notice: For security reasons, visa applicants and U.S. Notarial service fees are per seal required, not per document notarized. Please click here for information on the forms of payment accepted at each location.
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or foreign) with your signature (such as passport, driver’s license or ID card). Appear in person and bring a valid government-issued photo ID (U.S.If you are unprepared for your appointment, you may be required to reschedule. Please read the instructions before you choose a service. consular officers abroad, please go to this Department of State webpage. They are available for all nationalities and available by appointment only.Įxcept for affidavits, we can only provide notarial services for documents that are to be used in the United States.įor more information on notarial and authentication services of U.S.
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