Border Crossing Cards - Video Available
Beginning January 23, the U.S. Consulate General will begin re-issuing Border Crossing Cards (BCCs) to applicants who qualify for 10-year, B1/B2 non-immigrant visas.
US Consulate Celebrates International Women´s Day
Video in Spanish: Consul Erin Williams participates in a discussion panel
Festival de Uniones
The U.S. Consulate General is to present the mural “Festival de Uniones” painted by the artist Veronica Yazmin.
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Globalize Your Company!
Do not miss the opportunity to receive accurate information and an honest opinion from the North American Embassy to aid you in making the best decision in investing in the United States.
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US Consulate participes in Fire Engine donation from the City of South San Francisco to the City of Atotonilco
U.S. Consul General Daniel F. Keller today participated in a ceremony to mark the donation of a fire engine from the City of South San Francisco, California, to the City of Atotonilco, Jalisco. Representing South San Francisco was Fire Chief Philip D. White, who joined Ing. Francisco Godínez Arias, Mayor of Atotonilco for the ceremony.
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Remarks By The President At Cinco De Mayo Reception
THE PRESIDENT: Hola, hola! (Applause.) Gracias y bienvenidos. I am honored to welcome you to Cinco de Mayo at the White House. (Applause.) Even though it’s only tres de Mayo. We just like to get the fiesta started early around here.
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U.S. Ambassador Wayne Celebrates 70th Anniversary of the Benjamin Franklin Library
Mexico City, April 27, 2012 – U.S. Ambassador Anthony Wayne celebrated the 70th Anniversary of the first American overseas library, the Benjamin Franklin Library in Mexico City on the evening of April 26. Ambassador Wayne noted that this library, opened April 13, 1942, is a timeless symbol of strong ties between the United States and Mexico. The BFL engages with the community and civil society in hundreds of cultural and educational programs annually. The reference desk answers nearly 21,000 queries every year utilizing a specialized collection of materials on bilateral relations, English teaching, librarianship, and American culture.
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Visa Processing Fees to Change on April 13, 2012
Effective April 13, 2012, the Department of State will adjust visa processing fees. The fees for most nonimmigrant visa applications and Border Crossing Cards will increase, while all immigrant visa processing fees will decrease.
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Study Abroad Can Change Your Life — and Your Country
I am living proof of how study abroad can change your life. I came from Mexico to the United States as a Fulbright graduate student. That led to -- in addition to a master's degree -- falling in love, getting married, becoming a U.S. citizen, campaigning in the 2008 presidential election, and ultimately being chosen to lead public diplomacy for the Western Hemisphere at the U.S. Department of State.
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U.S. Companies Seek Measures to Safeguard Against Cargo Theft
Last Friday, a dozen executives of U.S. companies with operations in central western Mexico met with representatives of the Procuraduria General de Justicia de Jalisco, Philip Morris, and the Asociacion Nacional del Transporte Privado to discuss the threat of cargo theft.
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