Embassy Contact Information
Postal Address: Embassy of the United States of America
P.O. Box 1190,
Wellington,
New Zealand
Street Address: 29 Fitzherbert Terrace,
Thorndon,
Wellington,
New Zealand
Ph: +64 4 462 6000
Fax: +64 4 499 0490 |
The consulate office of the United States embassy in wellington
performs its services for both American citizens and New Zealand
citizens in many ways.
American citizens department
American citizens’ department in New Zealand wellington can provide the citizens with a lot of information and services like:
Us citizen registration registering your stay during the visit can be done through the secure site of the consulate office.
Births given by American citizens outside the U.S. births should be register in the consulate office in order to claim the child’s American nationality, national security number, and United States passport if he is eligible. The consulate office issue American birth certificates for these children.
Marriage
Marriage takes place between American citizen and a New Zealand spouse/wife or another foreigner resident in New Zealand should be registered in the embassy office. if you are intending to issue a visa for your spouse / wife the office will give you all the information needed but you have to direst to the embassy general in Auckland to issue this visa.
Medical care
The consulate provides the list of doctors/ hospitals that give medical attention to foreigners. The list contains name, address, phone number and facilities of the hospital
The consulate office explains how the notary services for documents can be done
Emergency, legal assistance list are some of the services that the consulate provides for its citizens
Passport issuing & renewals can be done through the consulate office in wellington, The citizen can request the application for issuing his new passport, renew exciting passport, report stolen passport, fees are 100$ us dollars for issuing a new passport
You also can order extra pages for your passport or ask for extending your passport
United States visa
Immigrant visas are issued from the consulate office in Auckland for New Zealand citizens intending to stay permanently in the United States and fall under one of the following categories: immediate relative, fiancé (e), and diversity lottery visa.
Every category of the immigrant visa is subjected to its own regulation which should be fulfilled in order to get the visa.
The diversity lottery visa,
One of the categories of immigrant visa but with regulation changed every year by the United States government due to security purposes but in general the requirements are: minimum of twelve years education including FOUR years of high school which must be the equivalent of a U.S. High School diploma.
The specific regulation changes every year due to United States security
According to the visa type you are applying for, you will be asked to take an appointment and fill all the required forms, along with presenting you documentation, medical examination, personal photos
Non immigrant visa
If you are applying for non immigrant visa, check first if you qualify for the visa waiver program which may permit you, if you are eligible, to enter the united states for limited period (less than 90 days) without a visa. If this program cannot be applied in your case so before issuing your visa you must know that there are many kinds of visas like studying in U.S., tourism & business, dependant, employment and others. The consulate office provides the application forms for every type
of visa along with information on how to apply to the visa, set
an appointment, the required documentation. The location of the
consulate, the working hours, holidays and phone &fax numbers
could be get from the office in Willington but the application and
admission for the visa should be done through the main office in
Auckland
Embassy Holiday List 2008
| Date |
Occasion |
Location |
| January 1 - Tuesday |
New Year's Day |
American/New Zealand |
| January 2 - Wednesday |
Day after New Year's Day |
New Zealand |
| January 21 - Monday |
Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday |
American |
| January 21 - Monday |
Wellington Anniversary Day |
Wellington only |
| January 28 - Monday |
Auckland Anniversary Day |
Auckland only |
| February 6 - Wednesday |
Waitangi Day |
New Zealand |
| February 18 - Monday |
President's Day |
American |
| March 21 - Friday |
Good Friday |
New Zealand |
| March 24 - Monday |
Easter Monday |
New Zealand |
| April 25 - Friday |
ANZAC Day |
New Zealand |
| May 26 - Monday |
Memorial Day |
American |
| June 2 - Monday |
Queen's Birthday |
New Zealand |
| July 4 - Friday |
Independence Day |
American |
| September 1 - Monday |
Labor Day |
American |
| October 13 - Monday |
Columbus Day |
American |
| October 27 - Monday |
Labour Day |
New Zealand |
| November 11 - Tuesday |
Veterans Day |
American |
| November 14 - Friday |
Canterbury Anniversary |
Christchurch only |
| November 27 - Thursday |
Thanksgiving Day |
American |
| December 25 - Thursday |
Christmas Day |
American/New Zealand |
| December 26 - Friday |
Boxing Day |
New Zealand |
| January 1, 2009 - Thursday |
New Years Day |
American |
| January 2, 2009 - Friday |
Day After New Years Day |
New Zealand |
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