Family-based consular processing in Ciudad Juarez

Plan for at least 3 business days. Register your appointment online before arrival. Complete your medical exam at least 3 days before the interview. Do not bring electronics to the consulate.

Editorially reviewed: April 19, 2026

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Source checked: June 9, 2026

Checked against official source on 2026-06-09.

Live official source: Ciudad Juárez supplement page · U.S. Department of State

Checked against official source: June 9, 2026

Current check status: Fresh

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Sources used on this page

Ciudad Juarez Consulate: Immigrant Visa Information (English)
Official sourcePost-specific
U.S. Embassy & Consulates in MexicoSource checked April 14, 2026
Why this source is here: Post-specific guidance for Ciudad Juarez immigrant visa interviews. Bilingual CDJ checklist (A01 in research pack). Source ID S17.
Consulado Ciudad Juarez: Informacion de Visas de Inmigrante (Spanish)
Official sourcePost-specific
Embajada y Consulados de EE. UU. en MexicoSource checked April 14, 2026
Why this source is here: Post-specific guidance in Spanish for Ciudad Juarez. Source ID S18. Bilingual alignment noted with some wording differences from English version (conflict I03).
Step 10: Prepare for the Interview (DOS)
Official source
U.S. Department of StateSource checked April 15, 2026
Accessed: April 15, 2026
Why this source is here: Generic IV interview-preparation step. General DOS guidance on what to bring to the immigrant visa interview. States not to bring already-submitted AOS/financial evidence. Source IDs S01/S02 in research pack.
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