Canadian consulate in American Samoa
American Samoa appears in no published Canadian consular district. Not San Francisco's, which holds Guam and the Northern Marianas, and not any other office in this directory.
Which consulate covers American Samoa
None of them, as far as any published document goes. American Samoa appears in no Canadian consular district: not San Francisco's, which takes Guam and the Northern Marianas, and not any other.
The practical answer is San Francisco, which holds the rest of the Pacific. Contact them first and expect to be redirected if they say otherwise.
How far the consulate is from each city in American Samoa
| City | Consulate | Distance | Driving time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pago Pago | San Francisco | by air | — |
Distances come from road routing at posted speed limits and without traffic, so the times run short of a real journey.
What you can do from American Samoa without visiting
Most of what people drive to a consulate for does not need a consulate at all.
- Renew a permanent resident card, An IRCC application. The card is mailed, and never to an address outside Canada.
- Apply for a citizenship certificate, Online or on paper, direct to IRCC. This is the document that proves you are Canadian.
- Get an eTA, A web form linked to your passport. Most applications are approved within minutes.
- Order a birth or marriage certificate, From the province where it happened. Ottawa does not hold these records.
The thirteen procedures, step by step
Each one says what it costs, how long it takes and whether a consulate is involved at all.
San Francisco is the practical answer because it holds everything else in the Pacific. Contact them first and expect to be redirected if they say otherwise.