Are you applying for a visa in Mexico? At this U.S. Consulate you can find an appointment faster

Without a doubt, the visa is one of the most important documents for travelers, since it is the only form of legal entry. USA to carry out various activities, such as tourism or studies.

However, although it is a very simple procedure, it can be tedious due to the long waiting times at the United States Embassy or Consulates in Mexicowhich can reach up to two years.

If what you want is to get your visa as soon as possible, here at Debate we share with you which part of the country you can find an appointment closer if you start the process this month. September 2024.

Before telling you which part of Mexico is the fastest to process an American visa, it is important to mention that appointments depend on availability at a Consulate or Embassy in the country.

The United States Consular Office of Immigration It indicates that the dates available for the consular interview are as follows:

Where is it faster to process an American visa in Mexico?

• U.S. Consulate in Hermosillo: 332 days of waiting
• U.S. Consulate in Tijuana: 339 days of waiting
• U.S. Consulate in Monterrey: 372 days of waiting
• U.S. Consulate in Matamoros: 392 days of waiting
• U.S. Consulate in Ciudad Juarez: 497 days of waiting
• U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara: 546 days of waiting

So, the place in Mexico to get an American visa appointment the fastest is at the Consulate in Hermosillo, Sonora state, with less than a year wait.

Remember that the appointment is to attend the consular interview, which is where an agent determines based on your answers, whether you are reliable or not for visa approval. Also, you must schedule the appointment at the Applicant Service Center (CAS) for the collection of biometric data and fingerprints.

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I have a degree in Communication Sciences from the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS), with a specialization in Organizational Communication. From an early age, I have felt a deep passion for journalism and radio, which led me to do my professional internship at the City Hall of Culiacán, where I had the privilege of writing and recording notes for a radio news program. Currently, I am part of the team of journalists for the news portal debate.com.mx, where I work as an editor specialized in the migration and travel section. My work focuses especially on reporting on procedures related to obtaining American visas, residency in the United States, and the Mexican passport. In addition, I share information about tourist destinations in Mexico and the world, as well as travel tips covering airlines such as Aeroméxico, Volaris, Mexicana de Aviación, and Viva Aerobús. I also have a long history of writing about entertainment news and controversies in Mexico, America and the United Kingdom, as I focused on the British royal family, particularly Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales and wife of Prince William, the next King of England. I have also dedicated myself to writing about police issues, as I have an affinity for addressing sensitive issues with a human approach. Today I am complementing my professional training as a student of the Bachelor of Law at the Autonomous University of Sinaloa.

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