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Consulate General of Mexico in New Brunswick, New Jersey

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Directory of the Consulate General of Mexico in New Brunswick

The Consulate General of Mexico in New Brunswick, inaugurated in September 2023, is the consular office that serves the large Mexican community of the state of New Jersey. Located at 390 George Street, in the heart of New Brunswick, this modern consulate covers 13 counties of New Jersey and offers all the services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the more than 250,000 Mexican citizens living in the state.

The New Brunswick consulate stands out for its mobile consulate program, which periodically visits different cities across the state, bringing consular services directly to the communities of Passaic, Paterson, Newark and other towns with a high concentration of Mexicans.

Contact information for the Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick

Address

390 George Street, Suite 100, New Brunswick, NJ 08901

City

New Brunswick

State

New Jersey

Hours

Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 5:00 pm (public service until 3:00 pm)

Country

United States

Switchboard phone

(848) 237-1260

Appointments phone

(424) 309-0009

Hours of the Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick

Monday:

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Thursday:

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Friday:

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Saturday:

Special outreach days (check)

Sunday:

Closed

IMPORTANT: The consulate organizes Saturday outreach days once a month. Check the dates on its official page or social media to take advantage of Saturday service.

Consular services in New Brunswick, New Jersey

The Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick serves residents of 13 counties of New Jersey: Monmouth, Mercer, Hunterdon, Essex, Sussex, Middlesex, Passaic, Bergen, Hudson, Somerset, Union, Morris and Warren.

  1. Mexican passport: Issuance and renewal with mandatory appointment.
  2. Consular ID (MCAS): Official identification for Mexicans in New Jersey.
  3. Voter ID card (INE): Available for Mexicans abroad.
  4. Civil Registry: Births, marriages and deaths of Mexican citizens.
  5. Consular Protection: Legal assistance and help in emergencies.
  6. Free Legal Counsel: Direct line (848) 237-1267 for legal inquiries.
  7. Community Programs: Education, health and entrepreneurship for the Mexican community.
  8. Notarial Procedures: Powers of attorney and document authentication.

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How to book an appointment at the Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick

All appointments are free and can be scheduled through:

WhatsApp and phone: +1 (424) 309-0009

Note: Public service runs until 3:00 pm. Arrive on time with all the required original documents.

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Frequently Asked Questions – Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick

Where is the Mexican Consulate in New Jersey?

The Consulate General of Mexico in New Jersey is in New Brunswick: 390 George Street, Suite 100, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. It is the only permanent Mexican consular office in the state.

Which counties of New Jersey does the New Brunswick consulate serve?

It covers 13 counties: Monmouth, Mercer, Hunterdon, Essex, Sussex, Middlesex, Passaic, Bergen, Hudson, Somerset, Union, Morris and Warren.

Does the New Brunswick consulate have mobile consulates in New Jersey?

Yes. The consulate organizes periodic mobile visits to cities such as Passaic, Paterson and Newark. Check the calendar on its official page or social media.

How do I get to the Mexican Consulate in New Brunswick by public transit?

New Brunswick has an NJ Transit train station on the Northeast Corridor line. From the station, the consulate is about a 15-minute walk or a short taxi/Uber ride to George Street.

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Requirements, opening hours and how to book at that office.