Brazilian Honorary Consulate in Phoenix
The Honorary Consulate of Brazil in Phoenix serves Brazilians in Arizona, under the Consulate General in Los Angeles.
How to book an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
To be seen at the Honorary Consulate of Brazil in Phoenix, write or call first.
This office publishes no public service address, so there is no map: write first to confirm where and when it sees people.
With this honorary office you deal directly, and it sees people by appointment only: arrange it by phone or email. Passports and powers of attorney are requested from the Consulate General of Brazil in Los Angeles.
It sees people by appointment only. The Consular Portal gives one phone and a residential address in Queen Creek; the Los Angeles page gives another phone and an email. We publish the contacts from both.
How to cancel an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
If your plans change, cancel as soon as you can.
Since the visit is arranged directly with the honorary consul, so is canceling: let them know by phone or at az.brhonconsulate2023@azbrazilianconsulate.com.
Getting to the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
The office is in Queen Creek, but the address on the official list is residential and we do not publish it. Where you are seen is arranged with the honorary consul.
Real reviews of the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
No reviews to summarize: we found no public opinions about this honorary office.
Opening hours of the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
This honorary office publishes no opening hours: visits are arranged with the consul.
Phone number of the Brazilian Consulate in Phoenix
The published number is (410) 800-7933. According to the Los Angeles page, the number is (480) 881-8462.
What this office handles in Phoenix
The Honorary Consulate of Brazil in Phoenix covers the state of Arizona. The honorary consul gives assistance and guidance to Brazilians, but issues no passports or visas and draws up no notarial acts: those services belong to the Consulate General of Brazil in Los Angeles.
What you can settle without traveling
- Fill in the minor’s travel authorization, have the signature notarized locally and apostilled, with no consulate appointment.
- Take a loss or reacquisition of nationality request to the Ministry of Justice, which does not go through the consulate.
- Apply for a CPF to the Receita Federal by email, with the online form and a selfie holding your ID.
Details verified on 4 October 2026.
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