US Embassy Caracas
Learn all there is about the U.S. Embassy in Caracas, including:
- Who to contact in the US Embassy Caracas regarding visa issues
- How and where in Caracas to get your medical exam
- Everything you need to know about your visa appointment interview at the U.S. Embassy Caracas.
For general information on getting a visa to the United States, check out our other helpful immigration guides:
US Embassy Caracas Contact Information
The main address of the US Embassy Caracas
Below is the address and general contact information for the U.S. Embassy Caracas.
Address
Calle F con Calle Suapure, Urb. Colinas de Valle Arriba, Caracas, Venezuela 1080
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For questions relating to Immigrant Visas (IVs):
If you are seeking to live in the United States permanently, then you are applying for an immigrant visa. To contact US Embassy Caracas for questions relating to an immigrant visa, use the contact information below.
For questions relating to Nonimmigrant Visas (NIVs):
If you are seeking to live in the United States on a temporary basis, then you should be applying for a nonimmigrant visa (NIV). To contact U.S. Embassy Caracas for questions relating to nonimmigrant visa applications, use the information below:
For questions relating to Fiance Visas:
If you live in Venezuela and are engage to be married to a U.S. citizen, you may be interested in getting a fiance visa. To ask questions relating to fiance visas, contact someone at the Caracas US Embassy by using the following email address:
For questions relating to Diversity Visas:
If are a national of Venezuela, and have entered the U.S. diversity visa lottery, you can direct your questions to the US Embassy Caracas by using the following email address:
US Embassy Caracas Immigration Medical Exam
To get an immigrant visa through the Caracas US Embassy , you will need to get an immigration medical exam before your visa interview appointment. Learn more about when and where to get a medical exam, how to schedule one, what to bring to the exam, and what to do afterwards.
How and Where To Get Your Immigration Medical Exam
If your visa interview appointment is in Caracas, only a designated panel physician in Venezuela can perform your medical exam.
Below is a list of designated panel physicians in Caracas.
What to bring to the medical exam
- Your visa interview appointment letter
- Passport
- Four (4) recently-taken color photographs that are 5cm x 5cm in size on a white background
- Copy of immunization records
- Relevant X-rays and/or medical reports from any disease or serious injury you had
US Embassy Caracas Visa Appointment
Here you can learn everything you need to know regarding your immigrant visa appointment at the Caracas US Embassy . Find out where to go and what to bring, along with instructions on cancelling or rescheduling your Caracas US Embassy appointment.
What to Bring to Your Immigrant Visa Interview Appointment at the US Embassy Caracas
- Your interview letter from National Visa Center (NVC)
- Your passport (unexpired, and valid for six months beyond your date of intended entry to U.S.)
- One (1) color passport-size photograph (5 cm x 5 cm, or 2 inch x 2 inch)
- DS-260 Confirmation Page
- Medical examination results in sealed envelope
- Original and certified copies of birth certificates for all children of main applicant, even if the child is not immigrating to U.S.
- I-864 Affidavit of Support and supporting documents (if your application is based on family relationship)
- Proof of U.S. Petitioner’s legal status and domicile in the United States (if your application is based on family relationship)
- Evidence of relationship between petitioner and visa applicant (if your application is based on family relationship)
- Original police certificates
- Letter from your U.S. employer dated less than one month ago.
- Original and copy of military records
- Original and copy of criminal and court records, if you have been arrested
- Original and copy of adoption documents
- Original and copy of civil documents, including your birth certificate, and if applicable, your marriage certificate (if applicable), divorce decress, and death certificates.
Where to Go for Immigrant Visa Interview in Caracas
On your visa appointment date, arrive at the Caracas US Embassy address:
Special Instructions for Your Visa Interview Appointment
Bringing of bags are not permitted inside the embassy.
Sending documents to the U.S. Embassy - Caracas
Sometimes, a consular or embassy official will ask for additional information or documents from you, either before or after the visa appointment. The Caracas U.S. Embassy instructs you to send documents in the following ways:
Rescheduling or Cancelling Your Immigrant Visa Appointment at the Caracas U.S. Embassy
If you need to reschedule or cancel your immigrant visa interview, here are your options.
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