United States Consulate General in Halifax

The U.S. Consulate General in Halifax serves the four Atlantic provinces of Canada: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. It is a key post for managing the U.S. relationship with Atlantic Canada, focusing on maritime trade, security, and the growing ocean technology sector. The consulate also provides vital services to American citizens in the region.

Providing services to American citizens is a core function of the consulate. These services include passport issuance and renewal, Consular Reports of Birth Abroad, and notarial services. The consulate also offers emergency assistance to U.S. citizens in situations such as arrest, death, or other crises.

Through the SelectUSA program, the consulate encourages investment from Atlantic Canadian companies into the United States. It highlights the benefits of the U.S. market and connects potential investors with resources to facilitate their expansion.

The consulate engages in public diplomacy to build and maintain strong ties between the United States and Atlantic Canada. It supports educational exchanges, cultural events, and speaker programs that promote a deeper understanding of American society, culture, and policy.

All visitors are subject to security screening. Prohibited items include large bags, electronic devices, and liquids. The consulate is located in a downtown area with paid parking available nearby.