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  • Consulate Christmas Reception 2011

    Consulate Holiday Reception 2011

    Consul General Grace Shelton hosted a holiday reception at the Residence on December 7, 2011, for 150 friends, colleagues, and key contacts.

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  • College Fair 2012

    College Fair 2012

    On December 1, 2011, U.S. Consulate staff manned a booth at the International College and University Fair, providing prospective Bermudian students with the information necessary to attend colleges and universities in the United States.

  • Thanksgiving Service 2011

    Thanksgiving Service 2011

    Consul General Shelton enjoyed fellowship at the American Society’s reception following the Thanksgiving service on November 24. Pictured are Assistant Police Commissioner David Mirfield, Consul General Grace Shelton, Government Estates Minister Michael Scott, an American visitor, and Rev. Lanel Guyton of St. Paul’s AME Church – the host of the event.

  • Remembrance/Veterans Day 2011

    Remembrance/Veterans Day Ceremony 2011

    U.S. Consul General Grace Shelton, standing next to Mrs. Cannonier, wife of the opposition leader, participated in the Bermuda Remembrance Day ceremony on November 11.

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  • Worldwide Travel Alert 2012
    Worldwide Caution 2012

    The Department of State has issued this Worldwide Caution to update information on the continuing threat of terrorist actions and violence against U.S. citizens and interests throughout the world.   more »

  • International Education Week 2011
    International Education Week 2011

    International Education Week is an opportunity to celebrate the benefits of international education and exchange worldwide. This joint initiative of the U.S. Department of State and the U.S. Department of Education is part of our efforts to promote programs that prepare Americans for a global environment and attract future leaders from abroad to study, learn, and exchange experiences in the United States.  

  • I-130 Petitions
    Changes to Filing I-130 Petitions Overseas!

    Effective August 15, 2011, all posts must implement new filing procedures for Forms I-130, Petitions for Alien Relative. New U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) regulations which become effective August 15, 2011, significantly change the procedures for petitioners overseas to file Forms I-130.  I-130 news release »

  • Hurricane & Typhoon Season 2011
    Hurricane & Typhoon Season 2011

    U.S. citizens considering travel to storm-prone regions during hurricane and typhoon season should carefully consider the potential dangers and inconveniences associated with their travel before finalizing plans. Those who choose to travel should devise an emergency plan in advance of their departure. 

  • CRIME GANGS
    Members of some Organized Crime Gangs Deemed INADMISSABLE to U.S.

    Because of serious ongoing criminal activity of some permanent, organized, international gangs, along with growing concerns about gang-related crime in the United States, the Departments of State and Homeland Security have agreed that every application for entry to the United States by members of those gangs will be denied.  

  • Global Road Safety 2011
    Global Road Safety 2011

    The United States was a proud co-sponsor with Russia and more than 90 other nations of the UN General Assembly of Resolution 64/255 on March 3 of this year, calling for a Decade of Action on Global Road Safety. Today, road crashes claim 1.3 million lives each year, the equivalent of one death every 30 seconds. Increasingly the distracted driving epidemic is a global problem, as is drunk driving, driving at unsafe speeds, and the failure to use seatbelts, child restraints and helmets. By 2030 the World Health Organization projects that traffic crashes will climb from the ninth to the fifth leading cause of death worldwide, if the global community fails to act.   website »

  • E-mentor Corps
    E-mentor Corp

    E-Mentor Corps is a free Web-based mentor/mentee matching service available for entrepreneurs. The E-Mentor Corps helps provide aspiring and emerging entrepreneurs mentorship that will support their efforts. It is also a way to tap into the willingness of established business persons to give back – to provide mentorship and support to those who are getting started. The goal of the E-Mentor Corps is to connect entrepreneurs world-wide and help advance entrepreneurship and economic opportunities. Enrollment can be either as a mentor or mentee, or even both (for different businesses), and it is important that profiles be as accurate as possible.  visit the website »

Emergency Contact Information

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    Emergency Contact Information

     If you are an American citizen calling after regular business hours about an arrest, death or life threatening illness please call (441) 335-3828.

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  • Attention!
    Attention!

    The U.S. Consulate is experiencing phone problems and must take the phones off line for the next couple of hours to fix the problem. We are very sorry for the inconvenience and hope to have them working again soon. If this is a life or death emergency please contact the duty officer at (441) 335-3828.

  • State of the Union Address 2012
    State of the Union Address 2012

    Please stay tuned for the President's State of the Union Address to be given on January 24, 2012 at 9 p.m. EST.

    Please view the First Lady's Guest list for the SOU address.

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  • STEP Program

U.S. Election Video Series

  • Text: Every four years Americans vote for president • Caucuses Explained - The Hawkeye States' caucuses mark the start of the delegate selection for the 2012 Presidential Election. But, what is a caucus? How does it work? This video explains.

    • The Road to the White House - The road from Iowa to the White House is long and complex one. How does the American presidential election work? This video explains the start of the process, picking the candidates.

    • Primaries - What are primaries? How do they work? Find out how Americans pick their presidential candidates through primaries.

Quiz

  • 1. What historic campaign did Martin Luther King, Jr. lead in Montgomery, Alabama?
    • a. a march to Washington, D.C., for civil rights
    • b. a sit-in at city diners
    • c. a boycott of the city buses
    • d. a demonstration outside a county jail
  • 2. What was the goal of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference?
    • a. inspiring white clergy to support civil rights
    • b. equality for black people
    • c. voting rights for all Americans
    • d. training effective leaders for the black community