Consulate-General of Nicaragua in Miami
| Address | 8532 SW 8th Street, Suite 270 Miami, FL 33144 USA |
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| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
| lmartinez@ | |
| Hours | Lunes a Viernes 8:00 am - 4:30 pm |
Consulate-General of Nicaragua in Miami | Address | 8532 SW 8th Street, Suite 270 Miami, FL 33144 USA |
|---|---|
| Phone | local: international: |
| Fax | local: international: |
| lmartinez@ | |
| Hours | Lunes a Viernes 8:00 am - 4:30 pm |
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Need to renew my passport how can o get application
The address of the Consulate in Miami is wrong, since several years ago it moved from the address you actually show. Please update your information.
How can I get my birth certificate from Nicaragua? What do I need?
I am trying to get a Nicaragua residency and also to take a vehicle there to my family that lives there
I am applying for Nicaraguan pensionado status. I have the required documentation, but I understand there is an actual application that must be completed, as well. Is there a link to the application online?
first of all, i suggest before you put a foot in there call them and ask all the questions you have BY PHONE, call as many times need it = documents need and all because they have no customer service - patience. that's the truth. shame shame, but anyhow it is what it is. plus, their location is so horrible compare to others consulate located in coral gables, doral, brickell,no offens.
call during the morning from 9am to 11am, after that its difficult for them to answers any calls.
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am incarcerated in florida...i am trying to find my mother and my grandmother...i don't know if they have been deported...how can i find out?
I went to try to get my consulate ID because I'm in the process of getting the dream act and I presented them the birth certificate that my parents had it was old and it was genuine, they told me that wasn't a real birth certificate and that I needed to pay them to get a "legit one" mind you that process takes 2 weeks. I live in Georgia and I can't be traveling that often to Miami but yet the lady just said "oh well next time bring the right stuff. Next!" These people are not helpful at all.
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