Canadian consulate in New Jersey
New Jersey belongs to New York, which for the northern half of the state is a commute. Newark is twenty minutes from Lexington Avenue by train.
Which consulate covers New Jersey
For consular business, New Jersey belongs to the Consulate General of Canada in New York. Its district takes in Connecticut, Delaware, New York and Pennsylvania too.
How far the consulate is from each city in New Jersey
The 5 cities below average 47 miles from the consulate. Jersey City is the closest at 7, and Atlantic City the furthest at 129.
| City | Consulate | Distance | Driving time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Atlantic City | New York | 129 miles | 2 h 46 min |
| Jersey City | New York | 7 miles | 19 min |
| Newark | New York | 15 miles | 29 min |
| Paterson | New York | 20 miles | 32 min |
| Trenton | New York | 63 miles | 1 h 34 min |
Times are calculated at posted limits with no congestion, so treat them as the best possible case.
What you can do from New Jersey without visiting
Plenty of this is done from home, and the consulate cannot speed any of it up.
- 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.
- Check an application, Every IRCC and passport application can be followed online.
- Renew a permanent resident card, An IRCC application. The card is mailed, and never to an address outside Canada.
The thirteen procedures, step by step
Costs in Canadian dollars, timings, and who actually issues the document.
South Jersey looks toward Philadelphia, and Philadelphia is in the same district anyway.













