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If you are an American citizen with an afterhours emergency, please call 604-685-4311 for assistance.
Physical Address
1075 West Pender Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6E 2M6
Mailing Address (Mail from Canada)
United States Consulate General - Vancouver
#107 – 280 Nelson Street
Vancouver, BC
V6B 2E2
Mailing Address (Mail from United States)
United States Consulate General - Vancouver
1574 Gulf Road, #1509
Point Roberts, WA
98281
Telephone (General): 604-685-4311
Telephone (Emergency): 604-685-4311
Fax: 604-685-7175
E-mail (Specific Visa Case Inquiries): vancouverNIV@state.gov
E-mail (Fiancé(e) visas): vancouverK@state.gov
E-mail (Passports): vancouverACS@state.gov
E-mail (Citizen Services): vancouverACS@state.gov
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Emergencies services, Selective Service registration, and voting assistance are available on a walk-in basis during public hours: 9:00 am - 12:30 pm on any business day. For all other services, including passport applications and notaries, an appointment is required.
To schedule an appointment for a passport, a consular report of birth abroad, additional passport page inserts or notarial services please use this Citizen Services website.
Do not use this link for visa-related appointments. For visa appointments, please see the Visa Services information below.
To schedule a visa appointment, please visit the U.S. Visa Service website. Appointment services for non-immigrant visas -- tourist, student, work, temporary workers, exchange, etc. -- are provided at no additional charge. Please consult our Embassy's consular services website for information on fees. Visa applications are accepted by appointment only.
Please Note: Vancouver does not process immigrant visas, all inquiries must be directed to the U.S. consulate in Montreal.
Please read carefully the general list of security procedures for U.S. Consulates across Canada. Any visitor who declines to be screened by U.S. Consulate security personnel will be prohibited from entering the Consulate.
Consular-Related Visitors
The following persons may accompany a visa applicant during Consular-related visits:
- Interpreter: Applicants may bring one interpreter if they do not speak English well enough to participate in an interview. Note: The working language of the U.S. government is English. The applicant is responsible for providing a translator for any language other than English, even if that language is an official language of Canada, i.e. French.
- Special Needs Visitors: Applicants may bring one person to help if they are elderly, disabled, or if the applicant is a minor child applying for a visa.
- Attorney: Attorneys will not be permitted to accompany clients into the waiting room or at their interviews.
Due to waiting room size, the large volume of applicants and the time required to screen consular clients, other accompanying persons cannot be admitted to the waiting room. Drivers, friends, and extra relatives must wait outside or return to meet the applicant after the interview has been completed - with the exception of applicants with children.
A list of attorneys in the Vancouver Consulate district area is available from our Consular Services section.
A list of physicians in the Vancouver Consulate district area is available from our Consular Services section.