CDJ (Juarez) Mexico Consulate
The US Consulate at Ciudad de Juarez (CDJ), Mexico, is one of several American consular facilities serving Mexican immigrants and non-immigrant visitors. A new consulate at Juarez was recently completed in order the handle the enormous volume of US citizen and foreign national customers. CDJ is located right across the US border from El Paso, TX and can be reached via El Paso by walking bridge, bus, taxi or car. The USCIS office at Ciudad de Juarez started the Pilot Program two years ago to handle 601 waiver applications for intending immigrants.
News: CDJ (Juarez) Mexico Consulate
Jun 28th, 2009
Horacio Lopez Rebollar, an immigrant living in Kentucky, entered the US illegally (EWI) from Mexico as a teenager. He married two years ago and was then eligible to get his green card through marriage to his US citizen wife. But, because he crossed illegally, he had to return to Mexico in order to complete the green card process. Because he had spent several years in the United States without authorization, his...
May 20th, 2009
The International Operations Division of US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has opened an office in Anaheim, CA to help process I-601 waivers for grounds of inadmissibility filed in Ciudad de Juarez, Mexico (CDJ). Ciudad de Juarez (CDJ) started a 601 waiver adjudication program in 2007 whereby certain waivers are approved either the same day or within a few days after filing form I-601. Those that can...
May 18th, 2009
A 62-year-old Washington man was hospitalized in Denver on his way back from his wife’s visa interview for a permanent resident green card (LPR) at the US Consulate in Ciudad de Juarez (CDJ), Mexico. The couple’s immigration attorney was unable to communicate with either of her clients as the husband was under sedation and the wife was unreachable following her visa application denial.
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