Consulate General of Peru in Chicago

I think the same!!! I live in winona minnesota and the consulate is so far away, that you should let us process online !!!!!!!!!!!!! x

You need your identity document (blue card up to date) $ 70 dollars cash only! A serpost envelope -flat rate- And patience :) It is done all that same day and arrives by mail in 2 to 3 weeks

I would like to help you but I don't read or understand Spanish

You should check the website, more accurate

They don't answer emails Either . Good luck to you.

You have to be registered in the Chicago consulate send a message by messenger how could you do they have an official page on facebook Peruvian consulate in Chicago

A money order is purchased with that amount of $70

Having too much patience, a bad treatment like you can't imagine, a Mr. who is rude, there is no sign and you go around a thousand times before arriving with the office, without a/c, an infernal heat and a maximum of 6 chairs and you can't wait standing or out of the office, all wrong

Greetings, I recommend you go to the consulate, they are requesting an appointment for it, but you can also arrive and make the consultation, it is on the 4th floor, what they will surely ask you for is a document that allows them to verify that you are part of the jurisdiction of that consulate, from what I see you are in Cincinnati, so you must accredit documents from that location before the consulate so that your request proceeds.

No

Look at the page of the consulate has a line for emergencies

At this time all procedures are done by appointment on the page you have all the info

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The best thing would be to add it on Facebook if you have it because they publish their itineraries there, the other option is to add it to their web page.

The letter need to be notarized. Next time he can leave a prepaid envelope so they can mail that to his house.

No, you have to go, but it can be mailed to your home, just bring prepaid priority mail.

Call them after 9 am downtown

I think you may need written authorization from a lawyer giving you legal power to carry out these diligences. The safest thing is to go to the consulate first and ask.

I emailed and also left a voicemail. They called me back... That was when I found out the opening dates after Thanksgiving and the cost to renew my dad's passport. Maybe that will work for you too. But when we went to the embassy, ​​they told us that the passport would be ready to pick up in two weeks or that I could leave them a prepaid envelope. We choose the second option.

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It refers to the fact that in Peru the Reniet rejected the signature or something and that he has to go back to the Peruvian consulate to correct it.

Every Peruvian citizen who has a Peruvian address on his DNI is obliged to vote for the corresponding District.

If you can now with the new law, go to the consulate's website and there you will see the documents you have to send.

I'm sorry for your situation. But it seems to me that the best thing would be to request the help of the Colombian consulate in Peru. I hope that by the time you add this comment your child is at home with you.