Address: 31 St James Ave #350, Boston, MA 02116, USA
Phone: +16175368740
Sunday: Closed
Monday: 9:30AM–3PM
Tuesday: 9:30AM–3PM
Wednesday: 9:30AM–3PM
Thursday: 9:30AM–3PM
Friday: 9:30AM–3PM
Saturday: Closed
Jorge Adiel Arias Guerrero
Very helpful . I’d give them 6 stars .
Tania
1 ⭐️ goes to the website: Quite frankly, navigating through the website was a nightmare. Once the E-visa application form is filled out, the last step is to pick a date/time to be seen at the office. Well, whatever random date i enter came back with the message "Can not schedule during Holiday. Pick another day!" I was never able to get the application submitted because all days of the week were a "HOLIDAY!" According to the site! Highly suggest making the website user friendly, an option to pick from a list of next available appointments would make life easier for everyone!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ goes to the STAFF working in the office. After calling and explaining my issue, they were able to schedule an appointment. We saw Frederico, who was attentive, he carefully looked through the documents to make sure my husband met the requirements to file the Visa. We received a phone call fairly quickly to say the Visa was ready for pick up. Thank you for making it possible for us to travel to Portugal as a family.
Artur Barbosa
Not able to schedule an appointment never answer a phone call and via email takes weeks for a reply! Just bad especially when you are in urgent need
Elias Silva Alves
Great reception.
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You no longer need a visa to visit Brazil. So you can use your US passport if you have one. Renewing the Portuguese passport is by appointment only. Looking today April 14, first appointment is in October!
Good afternoon, I would like to know, did you want the necessary decompositions to register your two oldest children?
How much to renew Portuguese passport?what do I need for documents?and where can I get the passport with you guys? Not sure been in the US for 43yrs. never renewed my passport
Yes, it's 20 dollars.
Yes, ma'am, you have to check beforehand.
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Unfortunately, the best answer is to keep calling. Relentlessly. You have to keep at it until they answer. Idk if it's out of annoyance that they finally pick up (probably) but that's how I get them. Of course, if you're local, you can try to drop in. The guard downstairs can be a real pain, so unless you let them know ahead of time that you're coming, the guard may not let you go up. Also, do yourself a favor, don't book an appointment the day after a holiday. Trust me, you'll grow gray hairs sitting in the hallway (their waiting room is still closed to the public due to COVID). Hope this helps you!
Citizenship is granted by the Ministry of Justice. Inform yourself. There is a specific website. Google it. All requests are sent to the Ministry of Justice in Portugal. Just read!!
Good afternoon Vitor Manual Andre Your aunt has to make the power of attorney specifying what she wants because there they no longer make a power of attorney, they only authenticate her signature that's what you explained to me and then you have to schedule to go there to authenticate the power of attorney For now they are not booking only beyond January I hope I helped I'm giving you what they told me when I went there at the beginning of this December
Salvador I believe you will need the passport and that's pretty much it
U need to go online on their website and make an appointment to go there in person. ( make sure you make an appointment for the Boston not new Bedford). U can also email them to to ask what you need to take with you to the appointment ( like if u need the passport or anything else) :)
You'll need to make an appointment at the Consulate closest to your residence and bring the following: an original birth certificate for your daughter and your (assuming you are a Portuguese citizen) proof of citizenship. If you are not already registered at the Consulate, you'll also need to provide your Portuguese nationality docs (birth certificate, cartão do cidadão, passport, etc.).
You don't need your passport as long as you have your cartão de cidadão valid. If you are not an American citizen and have a green card than you need a valid passport to travel. You need to go to the Portuguese Consulate in Boston. You need to make an appointment online. Once you have the appointment and go you will have your passport in less than 2 weeks.
Hi, yes you can set up an appointment for her on their site
In the confirmation email you received, click on "View appointment details". One of the options available on the website of the link is precisely to cancel.
Good morning if you have Portuguese origins the process will be easier. It is best to go to the Portuguese consulate and there you will be informed of everything you have to do
You need appointment
Hello, so you have nothing to do one thing with another. Health insurance here in the United States is done in the public agencies of the United States. You have to look for clinics, hospitals that do it in your city. I hope I have helped hugs
If you are Brazilian, you will need the Brazilian passport to enter Portugal. Brazilian citizens so far do not need a visa to enter Portugal. As for your green card, it has no value in Europe.
If you were born in the US, you can get it at your local town hall. If you're a Portuguese citizen, you can request one at the Consulate.
Don't waste your time to call them because they dont answer it anyway. Everything they do now it's electronic.
To with this problem msm wanted to know the answer thank you
I also want to know
I paid 75 po card citizenship e160 po passport a month ago hope this helps you in your question
I found the best way to communicate with the Consulate General of Portugal is by email and by showing up first thing in the morning. You can get the hours of operation on the website or Google. What you need most is patience, because everything moves very slow. All I tell you is good luck.
3 0u 4 weeks depends on the country
Yes you can.
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