Nigerian consulates in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is in the New York district. Manchester is about four hours down to Nigeria House, close enough to make the three-hour counter window workable in a day.
Which office covers New Hampshire
Consular work for New Hampshire goes to the Consulate General of Nigeria in New York, which publishes New Hampshire on its own jurisdiction list.
The 3 places below run from 220 miles and 4 h 54 min (Nashua) out to 254 miles and 5 h 33 min (Concord), with New York at the other end and a 237-mile average in between.
Distances from New Hampshire
| Place | Handled by | Miles | Time at the wheel* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Concord | New York | 254 mi | 5 h 33 min |
| Manchester | New York | 238 mi | 5 h 14 min |
| Nashua | New York | 220 mi | 4 h 54 min |
*Calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so a real journey always runs longer.
What you can settle from New Hampshire
None of the following requires an appointment or a journey:
- Consular registration, a form that costs nothing and takes minutes
- Emergency Travel Certificate, posted to the consulate, with no counter visit
- Dual citizenship rules, worth reading before you take the US oath, not after
- National Identification Number, issued by the NIMC and needed before any passport application
The eleven procedure guides
The detail on every procedure, including the ones no consulate handles:
- Renewing a Nigerian passport in the United States
- Applying for a Nigerian visa
- NIN enrolment from abroad
- Emergency Travel Certificate
- Holding two passports
- Birth records and attestation
- Police clearance certificate
- Age declaration: fixing a date of birth
- Repatriating remains to Nigeria
- Letter of authorisation for children under 18
- Registering with your consulate as a Nigerian abroad
Nashua is nearer the Massachusetts line and shaves a little off the drive.
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