by | December 13th, 2007
The British Consulate-General in New York City is located on 3rd Avenue, near 51st Street. Not surprisingly, it’s near the United Nations Complex. The closest subway line is the 6 at 51st Street, but this is a crowded part of Midtown, which is easy to reach from most subway lines with only a short walk.
The New York consulate covers all citizen service issues for New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Fairfield County in Connecticut.
Here is the official site of the British Consulate in New York City.
845 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10022
Tel: (212) 745-0200
Fax: (212) 754-3062
Here’s a map to the British Consulate in New York City
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QUESTION DO A GREEN CARD HOLDER NEED A VISA TO GO TO ENGLAND ?
My wife and I will be vacationing in England shortly and would like to request some mapas of London and the British Isles if you have them available.
Is a visa reqired as we are borh USA citisins.
I await your kind reply.
Thank you.
My address is:
62-71 Douglaston Pkwy.
Douglaston, New York 11362=1532
Dear Sirs.
I have a British Passport and wish to regester my son Robert who was born in New York on 20th March 2001 I will eventually wish to get a British Passport for him.
Unfortunately my wife (Roberts Mum) died on the 21st of July 2008. She was an American national.
Can you give me guidence in this matter.
Youurs sincerely
Evan Cattanach
Born Kingussie 15th October 1935
My 23 year old son was born at a military hospital in England and was issuued a British birth certificate with health card. He wants to attend Cambridge Univ and was asked to provide proof of British passport. How can he obtain passport and is he dual citizen? Please advice, most important. Thank you.
My son attends college in Boston and was accepted into a summer program at London School of Economics for this upcoming June-August of 2009. He has dual citizenships of U.S. and Sweden, and holds dual passports as well.
My question is: can he enter the U.K. with his Swedish passport or does he have to use his American passport and apply for a visa?
He is registered at his college as an american citizen, since he resides in this country. I have consulted the Swedish embassy in New York and their answer was that he can enter with his Swedish passport regardless wether he is a full time resident of Sweden or not.
I just want to make sure that he does not run into a problem since I realize rules and regulations change often.
What is your answer and advice in regards to this matter?
Thank you so much your response is greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Maria Winthrop
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