Canadian Consulate in Minneapolis

Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota all fall under the Canadian Consulate in Minneapolis. If you live in another state then search this website for where you should be calling and which consulate to speak to for your area.

Note the contact telephone numbers, street address and email contacts for the Canadian consulate in Canadian Consulate in Minneapolis. also see the map the the Consulate for directions. Also note this consulate does not do visa and Canadian passport applications. For this you need to contact the Canadian Embassy in Washington for attention.

Canadian Consulate in Minneapolis

If you have lost your passport you will need to report this at your local police station. The case number they give you. Usually on a card needs to go to the Consulate or Embassy. This will allow them to issue you with an emergency travel document. If you are getting married you will need a letter from the Embassy or Consulate to state they you are single.

Once this is issued you will be able to register your married in the United States. If you have given birth then you will need all the original documents to register the birth. You can seek assistance at the Consulate for this. The child will later require a travel document to return to Canada.

If you need documents to be legalised by the Consulate then you will have to travel to the Consulate by appointment. You can see the street address of the Consulate for this. Note again that this Consulate will only cover people who live in the States of Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota and North Dakota. See other Consulates which may be in your area.

Search this website for more information or email the Consulate for assistance.

Street Address:	701 Fourth Avenue South, Suite 900, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U.S.A., 55415-1899
Telephone:	1-844-880-6519
Fax:	(612) 332-4061
Email:	ccs.scc@international.gc.ca
Operating Hours:	Monday - Friday 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Territory Covered:	Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota

They do not provide regular passport services.