The embassy and consulates of the United States in Mexico, suspend services routines like visa issuance, from next March 18.
Through a statement, the US embassy informed that consular services for its citizens, as well as the issuance of emergency visas, will be maintained.
“The health and safety of those who work and visit our facilities at the embassy and consulates is our highest priority.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in line with the Mexican government’s call to increase social distancing, the United States Embassy in Mexico City and all United States Consulates in Mexico will suspend routine immigrant visa and non-visa services. immigrant from March 18 and until further notice.
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The embassy and consulates will continue to provide essential consular services to American citizens, as well as emergency visas, “he said.
In the case of services to American citizensRoutine passport services (including consular reports of birth abroad) and notaries will be limited as of March 18.
Those who have appointments after March 18 may be asked to reschedule their appointments for a later date. “US citizens who require emergency assistance should call (800) 681-9374 (from Mexico) or +1 (844) 528-6611 (From the United States),” he explained.
In the case of routine immigrant and non-immigrant visa services, activities will be suspended from March 18 and until further notice.
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This includes both interviews at the embassy and consulates and prosecution at the Applicant Assistance Centers (CAS).
“Appointment applicants will receive cancellation notices via email. We will continue to receive very limited nonimmigrant visa applications for emergency travel only, “the embassy said.
“We regret any inconvenience caused by the suspension of routine consular services and we appreciate your understanding and support of our efforts to safeguard the facilities of the United States, and prevent further spread of COVID-19 in Mexico ”, he indicated.
The diplomatic representation suggested staying informed through the embassy’s website.
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