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Mark Your Calendars, Berbice! U.S. Consular Team Coming to Rose Hall

Mark Your Calendars, Berbice! U.S. Consular Team Coming to Rose Hall

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September 4, 2024
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Attention, Berbice residents! The U.S. Consular Team will be visiting Rose Hall soon to provide you with valuable information and services. Mark your calendar for Friday, September 13, at 11:00 a.m. and join us at the St. Francis Community Developers Headquarters for an informative session on U.S. visas and the various services available to American citizens in Guyana.

In addition to visa information, the team will guide citizens on how to vote from Guyana in the upcoming U.S. Presidential Elections. The statement reads, “Remember, as an American citizen, you can exercise your right to vote no matter where you are in the world!”

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The statement continues that staff will also be on site to help with U.S. passport renewals and offer other U.S. citizenship services. Citizens who need to renew their U.S. passport or require any other citizen services during our visit, please email the embassy at ACSgeorge@state.gov or call 225-4900 Ext: 4222/4332 to schedule an appointment.

 

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