REPUBLIC OF CHILE
MINISTRY OF FOREIGN
RELATIONS
SUBJECT: Consular Jurisdictions for Protocolization
of Documents, United States of America
Embassy of Chile:
Consular Section, 1732 Mass. Ave., NW, Washington,
D.C. 20036
T: 202/785-1746 F: 202/887-5579 202/530-4114 202/530-4105 FAX: 202/530-4145
Email: consulado@embassyofchile.org
Covers; District of Columbia, Maryland, West Virginia, and
Virginia
Consulate General of
Chile, 866 UN Plaza, Suite 601, New
York, NY, 10017
T: 212/355-0612, 980-3707.
980-3366 980-3504 F: 212/888-5288
Email: recepcion@chileny.com
Covers: New England, New York, New Jersey
Consulate of Chile in
Boston, 1 Bernardo O’Higgins
Circle, Brighton, MA, 02135
T: 617/232-0416 F: 617/232-0817 Dr. Paul William Garber S. HC June. 26, 1974
Email: conchile.org@comcast.net
Covers: All of New England except Connecticut
Consulate General of
Chile, 875 No. Michigan Ave. S. 3352, Chicago,
IL 60611
T: 312/654-8780 F: 312/654-8948
Email: cgchicus@ameritech.net
Covers, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan,
Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin
Consulate of Chile, 3500
Oak Lawn Ave. Apt 230, L.B. 58, Dallas,
Texas 75219-4343
T: 214/526-3267,
526-1750 Fax: 214/526-3353 (sin
atribuciones)
Mrs. Dorothy J. Reid, Hon. Consul. Email: marullreid@yahoo.com
Consulate General of
Chile, 1360 Post Oak Blvd, S.1330, Houston,
TX,77056
T: 713/621-5853, 963-9066
F: 713/621-8672
Email: conchihous@aol.com
Covers: Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Texas
Consulate General of
Chile, 6100 Wilshire Blvd, S. 1240, Los
Angeles, CA, 90048
T: 323/933-3697. 323/933-0187, 323/933-0831
323/933-1348, fax: 323/933-3842
Email: cgchilela@aol.com
Covers: Arizona, California (South), Colorado, Hawaii, and
Utah
Consulate General of
Chile, 800 Brickell Ave., Suite 1230, Miami,
FL 33131
T: 305/373-8623/4 F:
305/379-6613
Email: cgmiamius@earthlink.net
Covers: Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North
Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee
Consulate General of
Chile, Chestnut & 6th St., S. 1030, Philadelphia, PA 19106
T: 215/829-9520, 829-9531
F:215/829-0594
Email: cnfilaus@infionline.net
Covers: Delaware and Pennsylvania
Consulate General of
Chile, 870 Market St.,S.1058, San
Francisco, CA 94102
T: 415/982-7665, 982-7662, 362-0400 F: 415/982-2384
Email: cgsfchile@aol.com
Covers: Alaska, California(North), Idaho, Montana, Nevada,
Oregon, Washington, Wyoming
Consulate General of
Chile, American Airlines Bldg, S. 800, 1509 Lopez Landron,
Santurce, San
Juan, Puerto Rico 00911.
T: 787/725-6365
725-7295 F: 787/721-5650
Email: conchilepr@coqui.net
Covers: Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands
Consulate of Chile, ,
2876 Sequoyah Drive NW, Atlanta,
GA, 30327
404/355-7923, Mrs. Erika
A. Monckeberg, HC Jun. 10, 1998
Consulate of Chile,
948 Equestrian Drive, Mount Pleasant, Charleston,
SC, 29464
803/881-6224 Mr.
Carlos Salinas HC Mar. 31, 1978
Consulate of Chile, 3500
Oak Lawn Ave., Apt. 230 LB, Dallas,
TX, 75219-4343
214/528-2731, Fax: 214/522-7167, Mrs. Dorothy J. Reid HC
June 22, 1989
Consulate of Chile, 2240
Kuhio Ave., P.H. 3804, Honolulu, HI,
96815
808/561-1772, fax:
808/543-0155 Mrs. Gladys Vernoy HC Oct. 17, 2002
Consulate of Chile, 4153
Broadway, Kansas City, MO,64111
816/531-2345 Mr.
Robert William Evas, HC Aug. 20, 2001
Consulate of Chile, 9333 Canyon Mesa Dr., Las Vegas, Nevada , 89144
P.O. Box 371216 Las Vegas NV, 89137
702/456-9965 fax:
702/456-9965 Paula Biggs de Sparkuhl
HC May 8, 2002
consulchile@hotmail.com
Consulate of Chile, 1350 Port of New Orleans Place,
2 Canal St., New
Orleans, LA, 70130
504/528-3364 Fax: 504/524-4156
Mr. Angel Pelayo Carreras, HC Aug. 14, 1992
Consulate of Chile,
550 West C Street, Suite1820, San
Diego, CA, 90101-3509
619/232-6361. fax:
619/696-0091 George Gildred HC Jan.
20, 1976 Email: ggildred@abac.com
Consulate of Chile, 4413
Governor Lane, Olympia, WA 98501
360/754-8747 Mr.
Jorge Gilbert HC Sep. 16, 1997
consulchile@comcast.net
All documents not signed before a Consul that require
legalization (protocolization) before being sent to Chile require that the
signer’s signature is notarized, the notary’s signature is legalized by the
local Superior Court Clerk (under seal) or by the Secretary of State in which
the notary holds office, using a Notarial Certificate for Chile, not an
Apostille, since Chile is not a signatory of the Hague Convention authorizing
apostilles.
The completed document is submitted to the Consul
General/Consul with jurisdiction over that state for
legalization/protocolization. Once that has been completed, the requestor sends
the document to Chile where the signature of the Consul General/Consul is
legalized at the Foreign Ministry, Bandera 52, Santiago, Chile. Thereafter the
document may be used for whatever purposes that it had been created. Unless
absolutely and specifically required by somebody other than the Consulate, it
is neither necessary nor economical to get the legalization of any document by
the Secretary of State of the United States of America.
