Canadian consulates in the United States

Canadian consulates in the United States

Canada keeps sixteen offices in the United States and only thirteen of them can help a citizen. The other three work with companies, and one of them sits in a city with a large Canadian population that assumes otherwise.

This directory covers all sixteen, the fifty states and five territories they are divided into, and 285 cities that have no Canadian office at all.

Where the Canadian offices are

The thirteen offices with a consular section

One embassy and twelve consulates general. All of them run on appointments, all of them answer on 1-844-880-6519, and every Canadian passport they take is printed in Canada.

The three offices that cannot help you

Houston, Palo Alto and Phoenix have Canadian trade offices with no consular section. They appear on the Trade Commissioner Service list and not on the consular directory, and people find them by searching for a consulate.

What most people are actually looking for

The two most searched Canadian documents in the United States are the permanent resident card and proof of citizenship by descent. Neither one is issued by a consulate, and no appointment moves either one forward.

Cities without a Canadian office

Every state and territory, with the cities covered on this site. Each page says which office holds it and how far away that is.

Flag of District of ColumbiaDistrict of Columbia

The office is inside the city itself

State and territory flags from Wikimedia Commons, in the public domain.

Book an appointment

Pick the office that covers your state. Appointments go through one central system rather than through the offices themselves.

This is an independent guide, not a government website. Fees, forms and processing times change, and Canadian passport fees now rise every year under the Service Fees Act. Check the figure that applies on the day you apply.
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