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Serving Zihuatanejo, Ixtapa and Troncones, MexicoAddress (as of Sept. 2003)
Hotel Fontan in Ixtapa
Ground Floor; entrance off the circular driveway
Elizabeth Williams, Consular Agent
Office Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Mon. thru Fri.
Tel: 52 (755) 553-2100
Fax: 52 (755) 553-2772
Mailing Address: Apdo. Postal 169 Zihuatanejo, Gro. 40880
EMAIL (click here)
In case of emergency call: (Cellphone)
From US: 011 52 (755) 557-1106
Locally: 044 (755) 557-1106
More information available on the Ixtapa Consular Agency website
United States Consular Agencies help U.S.
citizens traveling or living abroad to:
Replace a Passport
Help find Medical Assistance
Help Get Funds
Help in an Emergency
Visit in Jail
Make Arrangements After the Death of an American
Help in a Disaster /Evacuation |
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In addition to these emergency services your consular
agent will:Process a Consular Report of Birth
Process a Passport
Assist in Child Custody Disputes
Help in Other Ways
Please Register with your nearest U.S. Embassy or
Consulate if you live abroad so consular officers can reach you
in the event of an emergency.
Note: Consular officers cannot act as travel
agents, banks, lawyers, investigators, or law enforcement officers.
Please do not expect them to find you employment, get you residence
or driving permits, act as interpreters, search for missing luggage,
or settle disputes with hotel managers. They can, however,
tell you how to get help on these and other matters.
Text from "U.S. CONSULS HELP AMERICANS ABROAD"
For more information contact: Overseas Citizens Services,
Department of State, Room 4881, Washington D.C. 20520
Helpful Link: American Citizens Abroad at http://www.aca.ch/ a nonprofit association dedicated to serving and defending the interests
of individual U.S. citizens living worldwide |
