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Questions or concerns about nonimmigrant and immigrant visa-related issues?

* Please call our regional U.S. Visa Information Center using a special Telefónica calling card – VISAS USA –available at any Telefónica branch/booth.

* From the U.S. or other country call 818-755-8425 using a major credit card (Visa or Mastercard).

* Visit our Consular Website to see if your question can be answered there. You may also reach us via e-mail. Due to the large number of inquiries we receive,it may take several days before you receive a reply.

If you need immediate assistance,you must call the U.S. Visa Information Center.
Frequentlty Asked Questions about Consular Services, click here for more information
Welcome to the Homepage of Consular Section in San Salvador,
We hope the following information will provide our clients with a better understanding of the Consular Section's procedures and policies for obtaining visas and other services. We are here to serve you according to the laws of the United States of America. Please click on any highlighted link for further specific information.
American Citizen Services
General Information
U.S.Citizen Registration
U.S. Passports
Reports of Birth Abroad/Citizenship Questions
Notarials/Judicial Assistance
Social Security and Other Benefits Checks
Security and Travel Information
Voting
IRS forms and Information
Miscellaneous Information
Nonimmigrant Visas
Nonimmigrant Visa Application
Nonimmigrant Visa Interviews
Passport Return via Courier
Visa Denials
Student Visas
Temporary Work Visas
Visas for Domestic Employees
Exchange Visitor Visa
Visas for Medical Treatment
Lost or Stolen Passports
Third Country Nationals
Written Correspondence
Immigrant Visas
The Petition Process
Priority Dates
Preparing for the Interview
The Affidavit of Support
Appointments
Immigrant Visa Fees
Additional Documents Submitted by Courier
U.S. Citizen – Foreign National Marriages
The New V and K3 Visas
Other Visas Packages and Forms
Child Citizenship Act of 2000
Adoptions
What's New?
Temporary Visitors to the US - Visa Wait Times.
Drop-Box (Buzón) Is No Longer Available
Suspension of Travel Without Visa
Machine-Readable Passports Needed for Visa Waiver Program Beneficiaries
Form DS-156 must be fully completed
Children Under 18 Must Come With Both Parents Effective March 3, 2003.
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