US EditionUnited States Will Maintain Passport and Visa Services Despite Lack of Funds
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Mexico City. The U.S. Embassy in Mexico posted in X that before the government’s closure “at this time, scheduled passport and visa services in the United States and in U.S. Embassies and Consulates abroad will continue during the lack of allocation of funds, as the situation permits.” He added that “we will not update this account until operations are fully resumed, with the exception of urgent security and protection information.” He added: “T…
Armando Guzmán, Washington correspondent, in collaboration with José Cárdenas, spoke about the repercussions of the closure of the U.S. government on the economy and international relations. Guzmán highlighted the...
Despite the lack of budgetary allocation, scheduled passport and visa services will continue in U.S. territory as well as in embassies and consulates abroad, "as far as the situation permits.""At this time, scheduled passport and visa services in the U.S. and in U.S. embassies and consulates abroad will continue during the lack of allocation of funds, as the situation permits," the U.S. Embassy in Mexico reported.
The closure of the U.S. government threatens to impact services offered by U.S. personnel in other parts or regions, as lack of resources would complicate procedures and processes. "Right now, scheduled passport and visa services in the U.S. and in U.S. embassies and consulates abroad will continue during the lack of allocation of funds, as the situation permits," the U.S. Embassy in Mexico announced on social media Wednesday.
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