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UPDATED: 16 Jul 2008 GMT
  • U.S. Consulate Building U.S. Consulate Hermosillo

    Nestled in the state of Sonora in northwest Mexico, Hermosillo is both the economic and political capital of the State. A shared culture, geography and a closely linked history mean that Hermosillo and the state of Sonora have much in common with Arizona.

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  • Consulate Building U.S. Consulate Hermosillo

    The warmth of the Sonoran summer is complemented by the friendliness of the people residing in Hermosillo. From long-term residents, to wintering “snow birds”, to seasonal hunters and fishermen, the state of Sonora and city of Hermosillo welcomes its visitors with open arms.

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  • U.S. Consulate Building U.S. Consulate Hermosillo

    Although the name of the city in Spanish, signifies “pretty little place”, and retains its charm, Hermosillo is quickly becoming a thriving metropolis,

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Consular Agency in Mazatlan
The Consular Agency in Mazatlan will not be able to accept passport applications, notarize documents or accept Consular Reports of Birth from July 11, 2008.

Special Number to Report Emergencies
The Sonora Office of Tourism has set up special numbers for use by tourists to report emergencies register complaints, or make other inquiries.

Travel Documents for U.S. Citizens
Apply for a U.S. Passport Book, a U.S. Passport Card or both. It is your choice.

Fee Increase for Non-Immigrant Visas
On January 1, 2008, the fee to apply for any non-immigrant visa to enter the United States, including tourist, business, student and other visas, will increase to $131 dollars world-wide.

Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative
As of January 31, 2008, adult travelers from the U.S., Canada, and Bermuda without a valid passport will be required to present proof of citizenship and proof of identity.