The embassy of Zambia in Washington, D.C. is located at 2200 R Street, N.W.
The Zambian embassy in Washington, D.C. provides various services to Zambian citizens, including:
- Processing Zambian visas
- Renewing and issuing Zambian passports
- Providing notary and document legalization services
- Registering Zambian residents in United States
- Offering emergency assistance to Zambian citizens in United States
Contact the embassy of Zambia in Washington, D.C. to confirm which services are available.
Zambian citizens need a visa and a valid passport to enter Zambia. The embassy of Zambia in Washington, D.C. may be able to assist with visa applications. Please contact them directly to inquire about the availability of a visa from this office.
In addition to Zambia's embassy in Washington, D.C., Zambia has four other representations in the United States. These representations include consulates in Albuquerque, Denver, Los Angeles and Seattle.
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The Zambian embassy is one of 1672 foreign representations in the United States, one of 184 foreign representations in the city of Washington, D.C. and one of 67 Zambian diplomatic and consular representations located abroad.
The United States has an embassy in Lusaka.
As well as representing Zambia in the United States, the Zambian embassy in Washington, D.C. is also Zambia's official mission to Belize, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Haiti, Honduras, Mexico and Nicaragua.
Embassy Legalization Services
International documents that are originated in one country, but are intended for use in another country require embassy legalization to be recognized by the legal system of the foreign country.
Embassy legalization is the alternative method for authenticating a document that is utilized for countries that are Non-Hague Convention countries. These countries do not recognize the Apostille as a means to authenticating documents per the Hague Convention of 1961.
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We specialize in handling both the Embassy Legalization and Apostille process for our customers with speed and efficiency.
The process for Embassy Legalization is very much dependent on the type of document and specific requirements of the destination country.
We can very broadly outline the process through the three categories of documents and the procedure required for authentication:
Government Documents
Any documents or certificates issued by a Federal, State or Local government entity.
The Embassy Legalization process for these type of documents includes processing your documents with the US Department of State Authentication Office here in Washington D.C. and the Embassy of the destination country.
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Please note, for personal documents like birth, marriage, death and divorce certificates, you must legalize your document with the Secretary of State in the State that your document was issued. If it is in DC, Maryland, or Virginia you may use our expedited services.
General Documents
Are any document or certificate NOT issued by a Federal, State or Local government entity. This is the largest category.
The Embassy Legalization process for these type of documents includes processing your documents with a local Notary (we offer mobile notary services in DC Maryland Virginia), certification by the appropriate Secretary of State (we can travel for you in DC, Maryland), the US Department of State Authentications Office in Washington DC, and the Embassy of the destination country.
Commercial or Shipping Documents
Are documents used for shipping product out.
The legalization/authentication process for Commercial/Shipping documents is variable based on destination country. This is primarily because some Apostille/Hague Convention countries require that you follow a separate legalization process with your shipping documents.
If you don't want to deal with the trouble of learning a particular government office's requirements or worry about missing something or potentially delaying your authentication, apostille or embassy legalization, let us take care of the hassle while you continue to manage your other personal or business matters!
Apostille Services
An apostille is a certification or seal issued by the US Department of State in Washington D.C. or the Secretary of State in your state which certifies your personal and commercial documents.
Common official papers or certificates that may require an apostille:
- Birth Certificates
- Marriage Certificates
- Death Certificates
- Divorce Decree
- Single Status Affidavit
- Background Checks (Local, State, FBI)
- Power of Attorney
- Copy of Passport
- Copy of Driver License
- Transcripts
- Diplomas
- Authorization Letter
- Travel Consent Letter
- Articles of Incorporation
- Certificate of Good Standing
- Certification of Free Sale
- Certification of Origin
- Corporate Power of Attorney
- Commercial Invoice
Apostilles from the Secretary of State are normally placed on Personal and Commercial Documents such as Diplomas, Transcripts, Powers of Attorney, Company Agreements, Birth and Marriage certificates, etc.
Embassy & Apostille Services USA is able to provide Apostille Services locally in Washington DC, Maryland, and Virginia.
We also provide Worldwide service for any federal documents that require legalization from an embassy in DC, or services from the US Department of State, such as FBI background checks.
We facilitate Authentication & Embassy Legalization for you with the US Department of State or any country’s Embassy in Washington DC!
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Zambia Finance and National Planning Minister Dr. Situmbeko Musokotwane says despite the country having faced the debt crisis, the nation is coming out strong.
The Millennium Challenge Corporation has given Zambia a compact of 458 million United States Dollars. The new compact follows more than the 377 million Dollars in grant funding that MCC had previously invested in Zambia.
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Angela Chimpinde, First Secretary of Tourism for the Embassy of the Republic of Zambia appeared on WJLA-TV ABC7's Good Morning Washington joining hosts Kidd O'Shea and Britt Waters.
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