Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta
The Consular Portal gives the number (404) 949-2475; Atlanta’s «Contact the Consulate» page gives the reception number, (404) 949-2400, and warns that it gives no updates on the progress of services.

The Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta serves Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee and Mississippi. It is on Lenox Road, in One Alliance Center.

How to book an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

The first step at the Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta is the request in the system, before any line.

Address
3500 Lenox Road NE, One Alliance Center, Suite 800, Atlanta, GA 30326
Phone
+1 (404) 949-2400
Consular duty line (emergencies only)
+1 (404) 561-8354
Opening hours
Monday to Friday, 8 am to noon for booked services; document pick-up also 1 pm to 3 pm
Booking system
Official website

You apply on the Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta's e-Consular (ec-atlanta.itamaraty.gov.br): create the account, choose the service, upload images of the documents and wait for validation. Only then does the system release a date, or mailing, where the service allows it.

Booking costs nothing: the official fee table charges for the service, not the slot.

Booked services are seen in the morning; document pick-up also runs in the early afternoon. Powers of attorney, deeds, proof of life, minor travel authorizations, civil registry and military services require you to attend in person.

How to cancel an appointment at the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

Canceling is quick and leaves the place for someone who needs it.

Use the same account as the request to change the slot. If it gets stuck, write to cg.atlanta@itamaraty.gov.br explaining the case.

Getting to the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

3500 Lenox Road NE, One Alliance Center, Suite 800, Atlanta, GA 30326: check the floor or suite before going up.

Real reviews of the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

Three real opinions, rewritten so as not to quote anyone word for word.

Averaging 3.6 stars over 301 Google reviews at the time of writing.

I went to register my marriage and the officer was curt. Even with every document uploaded and the originals in hand, I waited over an hour.

Priscila L.

I was scared after reading the reviews, but my passport renewal went without a hitch: I brought everything on the booked day and was treated well from security to the counter.

Jeann S.

It would help a lot if e-Consular said up front that only white Priority Mail envelopes are accepted.

Solon L.

Opening hours of the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

The Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta is open Monday to Friday, 8 am to noon for booked services; document pick-up also 1 pm to 3 pm.

Phone number of the Brazilian Consulate in Atlanta

The published number is +1 (404) 949-2400. But note: the consulate itself says it gives no information about consular services by phone. Questions go by email. For emergencies involving Brazilians (arrest, death, serious accident, hospitalization), the duty line is +1 (404) 561-8354.

What this office handles in Atlanta

The Consulate General of Brazil in Atlanta covers Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina and Tennessee.

Its e-Consular takes requests for passports, birth and marriage registration, public powers of attorney, military service, CPF, certificates and minor travel authorizations, according to Itamaraty's list of services. It also oversees the honorary consulates in Charleston.

What you can settle without traveling

  • Apply for a CPF to the Receita Federal by email, with the online form and a selfie holding your ID.
  • Register, transfer or fix your voter registration on the TSE’s TítuloNet, without the consulate.
  • Apply for an American companion’s e-Visa on the VFS Global platform: the consulate does not take that application.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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