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AMERICAN CITIZEN SERVICES, GUADALAJARA
HOURS OF OPERATION

Passport: 8:00AM-11:30 AM; Monday through Friday
Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) Packages & Inquiries: 8:00AM-11:30 AM; Monday through Friday
Consular Report of Birth Abroad (CRBA) Interviews: By Appointment Only
Notarial Service: 2:00PM-3:00PM; Monday through Thursday
Assistance to U.S. Citizens and Emergency Services: 8:00AM-4:00PM; Monday through Friday
e-mail: acsgdl@state.gov

AFTER HOURS EMERGENCY CITIZEN SERVICES: Call 33-3268-2145 (From outside of Mexico: 52- 33-3268-2145)

NOTE: The second Wednesday of each month American Citizen Services is CLOSED to the Public (but open for walk-in emergencies only).


 

American Citizen Services news

DHS Reminds Carriers and Traveling Public about the End of Temporary WHTI Accommodation
Important Change in International Travel Requirements
Last US Consulate Warden Message

Guadalajara's New Courier Service for US Passports and CRBAs
Nuevo Servicio de mensajeria para Pasaportes Americanos y CRBAs

CONSULAR WARDEN MESSAGE
Subject: Increases to U.S. Passport Fees and New Parental Signature Requirements for U.S. Minors

 


The American Citizen Services (ACS) Unit of the U.S. Consulate General Guadalajara provides a wide range of services to U.S. citizens visiting and residing in the Mexican States of Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Colima, and Nayarit. The ACS Unit issues passports, registers Americans born overseas, does notarials, and provides assistance both to Americans who are arrested in Mexico and to the families of Americans who pass away here.

The American Citizen Services Unit cannot act as a travel agent, bank, lawyer, investigator, or law enforcement agent. Please do not expect the ACS Unit to find you employment, obtain housing or driving permits, act as interpreters, search for missing luggage, settle disputes with hotel managers or pay any bills

The U.S. Department of State and embassies and consulates abroad are charged with providing consular protection and services to United States citizens abroad. The Department of State maintains a web site, http://travel.state.gov/ that outlines services and provides general information for American Citizens traveling and residing abroad.

You can also contact the Office of Overseas Citizens Services toll free number: 1-888-407-4747

Mexico is a beautiful and interesting country with a great deal to offer almost any traveler. Mexico has many laws and practices that are different from those of the United States, however, and it is important that visitors and residents understand these differences in order to avoid common pitfalls and enjoy a trouble-free stay. The information in the following pages has been prepared for the benefit of U.S. citizens traveling in the Guadalajara area, whether they are passing through, spending the winter months here, or residing in the Guadalajara area year-round. For additional information about traveling or living in Mexico, you may wish to visit the web site of the Mexican Embassy in Washington D.C. or the Mexican Ministry of Tourism or
Click here for other useful websites about Mexico.

We sincerely hope you enjoy your time in Mexico

 

In 2008, all Americans will need a passport to travel outside the U.S. Those wishing to comment on the proposal may access the Federal eRulemaking Portal at http://www.regulations.gov and follow the instructions for submitting comments.
TRAVEL ADVISORIES, U.S. DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Emergency Services Non-Emergency Services
Arrest of a U.S. Citizen Abroad Hours of Operation and Contact Information
Death of a U.S. Citizen Abroad Register On-Line
Financial Problems Overseas Passports
Child Custody Consular Reports of Birth Abroad
Welfare-Whereabouts of a U.S. Citizen Notarials
Legal Assistance Federal Benefits
General Information New Parental Consent Rules For Childrens's Passport Applications
Information for American Citizens Abroad Obtaining Copies of Consular Birth, Death and Marriage Records
Information about Living in Guadalajara Useful Links
What American Citizen Services CANNOT Do U.S. Department of State Consular Information Sheet on Mexico (Travel and Safety Information)
Adoptions U.S. Department of State Background Notes on Mexico

Marriage in Mexico

Directory of U.S. Consulates in Mexico
Locating Mexican Civil Records Documents Tips for Travelers to Mexico
Voter Registration Tips for Americans Residing Abroad
Fees for Consular Services U.S. Customs Service Traveler Information
Health Information Tips for Older Americans Traveling Overseas
Tax Information Spring Break In Mexico
Selective Service Registration Mexican Immigration Offices Located within the
Consular District of the U.S. Consulate General, Guadalajara
Translators in Guadalajara
American and/or Bilingual Schools

Information about visas to work or reside in Mexico

Real Estate Transactions
Websites about Mexico
Consumer Complaints Information About Travel Abroad
U.S. Service Organizations in the Guadalajara Area  Link to Most U.S. Government Internet Sites
Bringing Wildlife into the U.S. U.S. Department of State Information on Mexico


Contact Information

The entrance to the ACS Unit is located in downtown Guadalajara on Calle Lopez Cotilla , around the corner from the U.S. Consulate General’s main (Progreso 175) entrance.

ACS Unit Contact Information:

(52-33) 3268 2173 Passport & Citizenship Services
(52-33) 3268 2273 Special Consular Services
(52-33) 3825-1951 Direct Fax line


After hours Duty Officer (Emergencies only): (52-33) 3268-2145
Email: acsgdl@state.gov


For visa inquiries: visasgdl@state.gov


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