Hondurans are assisted at the Honduran consulate in Charlotte
Honduran Consulate of North Carolina during a visit in Raleigh/ELNC

NORTH CAROLINA, Charlotte-  The consul general of Honduras in Charlotte, North Carolina, Raúl Sabillón, explained to Enlace Latino NC  the steps that compatriots must follow to get an appointment at the Honduran Consulate in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Steps to follow

To successfully request and get an appointment at the Honduran Consulate in Charlotte, the consul recommends following the following 10 steps.

  1. To make an appointment at the Honduran consulate in Charlotte, enter the Appointment Portal of the Consular Services System: citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn 
  2. Enter your identity number. This number is on your ID and also your Honduran passport.
  3. Select nationality: Honduran or foreign. In that Honduran case
  4. Select your location and consulate: United States |Charlotte, North Carolina.
  5. Select the type of service: DNI enrollment, death certificate, authentication, affidavit, power of attorney, birth registration, marriage certificate, divorce certificate, authorizations, certificate of life, safe conduct, certification, 5-year passport, passport from 10 years, special power of attorney to a general power of attorney
  6. Enter your personal information and email. It is important to make sure you write your email correctly since that is where you will receive the confirmation of your appointment.
  7. Select the available date on the appointment calendar that is convenient for you. The days available are those marked in purple. Those marked in red are days without appointments or holidays.
  8. Review the information that the portal will show you with your personal and appointment information. If you agree, confirm
  9. The requirements that you must bring to the appointment for the type of procedure you requested will appear, and the option to download them.
  10. You will receive your appointment confirmation notice on screen and the notice that you will receive the details for your consular appointment in your email inbox.

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Where is the Honduran Consulate in Charlotte located?

From November 13, 2023 the consular headquarters moved to a new address:

5727 Sharon Amity North Suite A, Charlotte, NC, 28215.  

For reference, it is located in the same building as El Pollo Campero.

As of that date, the consular headquarters at 1805 Sardis Rd. Suite 100, Charlotte, NC 28270, in which began negotiations for the first time in October 2020 It stopped working.

To make an appointment at the Honduran Consulate: https://citaconsular.sreci.gob.hn

Article revision March 2024 

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30 Comments

  1. Hello Sirs
    My intention is to let you know
    I have a complaint
    I'm trying to make an appointment for a lady
    greater than 70 years
    I tried in April they told me they will try in June first
    I have been waiting for 4 hours and nothing
    I called luckily I got someone to help me
    Very kind indeed but I couldn't make an appointment
    Please I need help
    Thank you very much
    My name Bertila Gozalez
    1917-559-7124

    1. I need to get my passport and I have been waiting since January and if I need my passport how can you help me?

  2. I did everything according to instructions, when I had already finished the procedure it gave me a message that time had run out, then I tried and it said that there were no appointments available, after a couple of days I did the procedure again and it told me that I already had an appointment scheduled, the problem is that I did not receive a text message, I did not receive an email or anything and I do not remember what date it was... Since I made like 5 attempts... The truth is I am very disappointed...

  3. For God's sake, people, I need to transmit a passport and I can't, can someone help me for a year trying to find an appointment and there is no answer

  4. Those consulates in my country, there are only people who don't help you, I have three pesos to go to the consulate and there are some gentlemen who treat you badly and they don't help you if you don't buy them or give them extra money if for that they pay them the opposite because one He is going to leave them money if they have his family and the consulates are North Carolina and Washington and there are never any appointments

  5. I would like them to do an investigation of the consulate workers. Appointments are being sold by the same workers and other people outside to contact you with those workers are charging other money and apart from what one has to pay to the consulate, IT IS NOT JUSTOOOOO that people are taking advantage like this. PLEASE IF YOU CAN DO SOMETHING, DO IT. AND TO THE PEOPLE FROM THE OUTSIDE, DON'T PAY FOR THESE PEOPLE TO BE TAKING ADVANTAGE OF IT LIKE THIS UUUF IT'S THE ONE WHO KILLS OR THE ONE WHO TAKES THE LEG IS TO BLAME. ?

  6. It's sad that all the places in Dallas are open. Only these are closed and the worst thing is that you can't even make an appointment, they give you the available day and the available time but when I say schedule the appointment they say it's not available at that time. It doesn't give you the option to set another time, these people are very neglected, that's why our country doesn't move forward because of people like that. I need to get an actor to get my child's American birth certificate and if I don't have that proof that we are his parents, we won't They give the birth certificate. Because of the virus we had to wait to get it and it's been a year and they're not giving it out.

  7. They never have appointments at these Honduran consulates, it really is a tremendous disappointment.

  8. They never have appointments available, whenever it comes to making an appointment they are not available and it is always full, they have bad service at these Honduran consulates in Dallas and Houston Texas, it is a disappointment.

  9. Hello, I am complaining about the bad staff there. Last year I went to get my passport and the woman at the entrance is aggressive.

  10. Hello, I am Salvadoran and my wife is Honduran, I am trying to make an appointment for her passport, it is urgent that my daughter did not receive the social security and they told me in the social security that she has to have the passport in order for them to give us the my daughter's social

  11. Very good. Since April I have been wanting to make my appointment, they don't answer me or I don't take care of anything because I have my court in immigration and they are asking me, could you be so kind as to help me, please, I would appreciate it very much.

  12. I've been looking for appointments for a year...and I can't find any...appointments...I went to the consulate and it was the same...the officer at the door told me you have to make an appointment online...and here I am still looking...

  13. If I have an appointment, do I need proof of the appointment?, such as an email or text
    Or not???…thank you!

  14. Hello, does anyone know the new telephone number of the Honduran consulate in Charlotte since the one on the page is not in service?

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