North Carolina, Charlotte-  The Consulate of El Salvador has a procedure so that its compatriots can carry out the different procedures to complete passports, family status registration, powers of attorney and administrative documents.

How to make an appointment at the Consulate of El Salvador?

To make your date At the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte you must go to the site: www.portalcitas.rree.gob.sv or you can also call: 1-844-736-2900.

On the consulate's social networks: Facebook: ConsulCharlotteSV Consulate of El Salvador Charlotte NC, and on Twitter: @ConCharlotteSV There is a video that shows the four steps to follow to get the appointment through the portal. 

1) Choose the procedure to be carried out, and then the documents that must be presented to carry out the process at the consulate will be displayed.

2) Enter personal data, email and identification document number. Do not leave any field unfilled. 

3) Select the nearest consulate

4) Choose the date and time of the appointment 

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DUI processing at the Consulate

The Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte notified on its social networks on Saturday, January 9, through the National Registry of Natural Persons, that Salvadoran compatriots residing in the United States must know that to carry out the DUI procedure, and the delivery of the document at the consulates, they must make an appointment through the site: www.dui.gob.sv or call the call center: 1-844-736-2900, in order to comply with security protocols. 

This procedure is not yet carried out at the headquarters of the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte, so those interested must go to the office in Atlanta (Georgia), as reported to Enlace Latino NC , Consul Emilia Recinos. “We don't have a DUI office yet, we hope to have one soon,” she said. The Atlanta office has been carrying out this procedure since December 15. 

In the month of November, the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte held an identity fair to make it easier for Salvadorans to obtain a DUI, which was successful. 

How to request an appointment at the Consulate of El Salvador?

When you enter the site, there is an instructional video to make the appointment. 

The applicant's first step is to register, if they have not done so before. Choose “new appointment” from the menu. You must enter your first name, then your last name, your email address, and your password. Following this, you will receive a notification in your email where you must click “enter” and follow six steps. 

1) The system will ask you: Is the appointment for you, will you carry out the procedure? You must answer “YES” or “NO”. 

2) Is this the first time you have processed your DUI? (regardless of whether you processed it in El Salvador or abroad). You must answer “YES” or “NO”.

3) As many fields as possible must be filled out to speed up the process. Some fields are mandatory and cannot be missing: First name, middle name, first last name, second last name, date of birth, place of birth (municipality). 

4) Required documents, you will find them selected with a “seen” or “check” sign: 

• Original passport, even from another country, where it is stated that it is Salvadoran, and provisional passports will not be admitted.
• Birth Certificate Certification, which meets the legal requirements (less than one year of issue). 

5) Payment for the DUI issuance process. You must pay for the procedure at the time of your appointment at the consulate for a value of $35 for the first time. 

6) You must select the place, date and time where the procedure will be carried out (in this case for the first time). Select Atlanta (Georgia). Then the date of the appointment and the time. The system allows you to review all the steps. 

How to contact the consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte?

To contact the consular headquarters directly with any questions, which has jurisdiction for the states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, you can write to: consulatecharlotte@rree.gob.sv 

Consul Recinos said that for now they do not have a direct telephone number for the consulate for the public, and that the number that appears on social networks, 980-819-9858, which is from Google, is no longer operating. “We will be reviewing the phone line,” Recinos said. 

Address and hours of the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte

The consulate headquarters are located at 1520 West Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28208. Hours of operation are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

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How to make your appointments and procedures with the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte

by Patricia Ortiz, Enlace Latino NC
January 11, 2021

Enlace Latino NCJanuary 11, 2021 North Carolina, Charlotte - The Consulate of El Salvador has a procedure in place for its citizens to carry out various procedures for processing passports, family status registration, powers of attorney, and administrative documents. How to make an appointment at the Consulate of El Salvador? To make your appointment at the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte, you must go to the website: www.portalcitas.rree.gob.sv or you can also call: 1-844-736-2900. On the consulate's social media: Facebook: ConsulCharlotteSV Consulate of El Salvador Charlotte NC, and on Twitter: @ConCharlotteSV there is a video showing the four steps to follow to get an appointment through the portal. 1) Choose the procedure you are going to carry out, and then the documents that must be presented to carry out the process at the consulate will be displayed. 2) Enter your personal data, email address and identity document number. Do not leave any field blank. 3) Select the nearest consulate 4) Choose the date and time of the appointment You may be interested in: How do I schedule an appointment at any Salvadoran Consulate in the United States? DUI procedure at the Consulate The Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte announced on its social media on Saturday, January 9, through the National Registry of Natural Persons, that Salvadoran citizens residing in the United States should know that in order to process their DUI (National Identity Document) and receive the document at the consulates, they must make an appointment beforehand through the website: www.dui.gob.sv or by calling the call center: 1-844-736-2900, in order to comply with security protocols. This procedure is not yet available at the Salvadoran Consulate in Charlotte, so those interested must go to the office in Atlanta, Georgia, as reported toEnlace LatinoNC , Consul Emilia Recinos. “We don’t have a DUI office yet, we hope to have one soon,” he said. The Atlanta office has been processing this process since December 15. In November, the Salvadoran Consulate in Charlotte held an identity fair to help Salvadorans obtain their DUI, which was a success. How to request an appointment at the Consulate of El Salvador? Upon entering the site, there is an instructional video for making the appointment. The first step for the applicant is to register, if he or she has not done so before. Select “New Appointment” from the menu. You must enter your first name, then your last name, your email address, and your password. Following this, you will receive a notification in your email where you must click on “enter” and follow six steps. 400) The system will ask you: Is the appointment for you? Will you complete the procedure? You must answer “YES” or “NO”. 400) Is this your first time applying for your DUI? (regardless of whether you processed it in El Salvador or abroad). You must answer “YES” or “NO”. 400) As many fields as possible must be filled out to speed up the process. Some fields are mandatory and cannot be missing: First name, middle name, first surname, second surname, date of birth, place of birth (municipality). 400) Required documents, you will find them selected with a “check” or “tick” sign: Original passport, even from another country, stating that you are Salvadoran, and provisional passports will not be accepted. Birth Certificate Certification, which meets the legal requirements (less than one year old). 4) Payment for the DUI issuance process. You must pay for the procedure at the time of your appointment at the consulate for a fee of $35 for the first time. 400) You must select the place, date and time where the procedure will be carried out (in this case for the first time). Select Atlanta (Georgia). Then the date of the appointment and the time. The system allows you to review all the steps. How to contact the consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte? To contact the consular office directly to ask any questions, which has jurisdiction for the states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, you can write to: consuladocharlotte@rree.gob.sv   Consul Recinos said that for now they do not have a direct telephone number for the consulate for the public, and that the number that appears on social media, 2-2-400, which is from Google, is no longer operating. "We will be reviewing the telephone line," said Recinos. Address and hours of the Consulate of El Salvador in Charlotte The consulate headquarters is located at 2 West Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 2. Opening hours are Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. at 3:30 pm This article first appeared onEnlace Latino NC

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