Consulate-General of the USA in Hermosillo
| Address | Monterrey #141 entre las calles Rosales y Galeana Col. Esqueda, C.P. 83000 Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Web site | http:/ |
Consulate-General of the USA in Hermosillo | Address | Monterrey #141 entre las calles Rosales y Galeana Col. Esqueda, C.P. 83000 Hermosillo, Sonora Mexico |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Web site | http:/ |
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Good afternoon, my name is Gloria Maldonado and I am interested in working at the American Consulate in Hermosillo, Sonora. This May I will be finishing my B.A. in English Language Teaching I am bilingual and also a U.S. citizen. I would like to know if you are hiring and what are the positions that are available.
Thank you for your time.
I am a US citizen. I have a home in Rocky point where I live part time due to my job in the US. I am married to a Mexican National. Recently my wife who is from Hermosillo got pulled over driving one of my cars. This car has USA registration from Arizona and has Mexican insurance for liability, collision, and comprehensive. My wife is listed on the insurance policy. The police from Hermosillo arrested my wife and impounded my car.
I paid the fine to get her out of jail 30,000 pesos today, 10/20/2015. The police are still holding my vehicle and would not release it to me, this vehicle is a 2014 Chevrolet Camaro. Approximate value $21,000 USD. I was told they will take up to 5 business days to decide how much the fine will be to release the vehicle back to me, and that the fine will be a percentage of the vehicle value, plus daily storage at their impound lot.
Is this normal for police from Hermosillo to respond this way? They would not talk to me directly, so I had to hire a lawyer to get any information. Which could be a communication language barrier.
Is there anything I can do to get my car back? So far I am trying to corporate with them, but I do want my car back.
I am a us citizen living in Sonora, mexico married to a Mexican national, can she legally drive my us registered vehicle in Mexico?
Hello, My name is Cynthia Chavers and I reside in Roswell, NM. I am an American Citizen I a bilingual and I posses a Master's Degree in Bilingual Education. I am seeking a position at the American Counselate in Hermosillo, Mexico.
Please let me know if there are any positions available that I may apply.
Thank you.
is there a others hospltal that can do the exam for my visa...
with out going to juriza
i would like to work at the Embassy. I am an American. My goal is to study medical clinics and hospitals when not working at the Embassy. How do I apply and what positions do you hire.
I'm a US Citizen from California my family member has applied twice for a visa, She is 84yrs she was denied twice, we lost a family member, we have sent document from USA to show credibility of situation. today my aunt went to hermosillo and it was denied she does not know (why? ) is there a protocol to follow up on case and find out ehy visa was denied?, are visas beeing denied to elderly group? can someone please help me... thank you for your time in advance
how do i ask for a pardon for my husband to move to the stated with me and our kids? I am american he is mexican, we got married a year ago here in mexico. he did get in trouble 9 years ago for trying to cross the border, so is there something we can do
thank you
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