The Consulate of Honduras in Charlotte, North Carolina, is an important reference for the Honduran community residing in the state. Located at the address 5727 N Sharon Amity suite “A”, Charlotte , NC, shares a building with the well-known Pollo Campero restaurant, which makes it easy to identify.

If you encounter problems with immigration officials, contacting the consulate can be of great help. The consulate can provide legal guidance, emergency assistance, and support to ensure that the rights of its citizens are respected in foreign territory. 

Attention schedule

The consulate operates from Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. It is important to note that it does not offer service during weekends or holidays.

Contact information and online resources

You can contact us via the official email: Consuladodehondurascharlotte05@gmail.com . 

In addition, the consulate's Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/ConsuladodeHondurasenCharlotte) is a key tool for staying informed. It publishes updates on schedules, requirements for procedures and relevant news about Honduras. It also allows you to make direct inquiries.

There is also a call center Available. This call center offers guidance, help with consular appointments, and handles complaints or claims. For inquiries related to consular offices in the United States, you can call: +1-470-751-9077. And you can contact us from anywhere in the world via WhatsApp at: +504-3337-9047

Appointments and emergencies

To carry out any consular procedure, an appointment is required the Appointment System and Consular Services of the Government of HondurasHowever, the consulate can assist no date in cases of verifiable emergencies, which offers a solution to unforeseen situations.

Consular services available

The Consulate of Honduras in Charlotte offers a wide variety of services for its citizens, including:

  • Certificates: death, marriage, divorce, and general certifications.
  • Birth certificate.
  • passports.
  • Other documents: sworn statement, power of attorney, authorizations, proof of life, safe conducts, and powers (special and general).

The consulate also performs authentications and issues different types of certifications.

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  1. I need an appointment, I'm hired, I need an appointment for Wednesday, I have copies of my lost passport. Please make me an appointment.

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