Honorary Vice Consulate of Spain in Newark
The Spanish honorary vice consulate in Newark covers the State of New Jersey and reports to the Consulate General in New York. The office is not in Newark but in Mountainside, in the same state. It is headed by Arturo López Domínguez.
How to book an appointment at the Spanish Consulate in Newark
Before you gather paperwork, check the diary: Honorary Vice Consulate of Spain in Newark sees people by appointment for nearly everything.
At Honorary Vice Consulate of Spain in Newark bookings go through the ministry portal. Schengen and student visas are not booked there: they are lodged with BLS.
Booking costs nothing. The consulate authorises no agent to get one for you.
How to cancel an appointment at the Spanish Consulate in Newark
Unused appointments are lost slots in very tight diaries.
Use the cancellation link on the portal or write to [email protected] with your name and the date; do not call: Honorary Vice Consulate of Spain in Newark does not manage appointments by phone.
How to get to the Spanish Consulate in Newark
1400 Birch Hill Road, Mountainside, NJ 07092: taking transit avoids parking, which downtown is expensive or non-existent.
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Opening hours of the Spanish Consulate in Newark
This office publishes no opening hours. Confirm by phone or email before you go.
Phone number of the Spanish Consulate in Newark
The published numbers are +1 (908) 645-1474.
What the Spanish Consulate in Newark handles
What Honorary Vice Consulate of Spain in Newark deals with: passports and identity documents, consular registration, births and marriages, nationality option and conservation, powers of attorney and visas for stays over 90 days.
What you can settle without going to the consulate
- Prove you are alive for a Spanish pension from your phone with the INSS VIVESS app, no trip needed.
- Order a birth certificate by post or email, with no appointment and no fee.
- Get a US document apostilled by the Secretary of State of the state that issued it: the consulate does not do it.
Details verified on 8 September 2026.
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