Nigerian consulates in Wyoming
Wyoming is in no published Nigerian district. Cheyenne falls to the Embassy in Washington by elimination, some seventeen hundred miles east.
Which office covers Wyoming
No published Nigerian source assigns Wyoming to any office. The consulates in New York and Atlanta list their own districts and neither includes it, which leaves the Nigerian Embassy in Washington, D.C. by elimination.
The number, so you do not have to go looking for it: (202) 800-7201, ext. 100.
The 2 places below run from 1,640 miles and 29 h 40 min (Cheyenne) out to 1,818 miles and 32 h 35 min (Casper), with Washington, D.C. at the other end and a 1,729-mile average in between.
Distances from Wyoming
| City | Office | Distance | Driving time* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Casper | Washington, D.C. | 1,818 mi | 32 h 35 min |
| Cheyenne | Washington, D.C. | 1,640 mi | 29 h 40 min |
*Calculated at posted speed limits and without traffic, so a real journey always runs longer.
What you can settle from Wyoming
These travel by browser and by post, wherever you are:
- Police clearance certificate, requested from the Nigeria Police Force, never from a consulate
- Birth certificate, issued in Nigeria by the National Population Commission
- Consular registration, a form that costs nothing and takes minutes
- Emergency Travel Certificate, posted to the consulate, with no counter visit
The eleven procedure guides
Eleven procedures explained, from the passport to a burial permit:
- 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
Casper is further from everything. Start online and travel only if the document demands it.
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