Portuguese Consulate in Broken Arrow
For the Portuguese consulate, people in Broken Arrow have to travel. The Consular Section of the Embassy in Washington is the office for Broken Arrow, 1,266 miles away by road, about 22 h 43 min behind the wheel.
Which Portuguese consulate serves Broken Arrow
The split is by state, and Oklahoma belongs to the Consular Section of the Embassy in Washington, according to its jurisdiction page (source).
By car, 1,266 miles and about 22 h 43 min without traffic; in a straight line, 1,045 miles.
Seen from Broken Arrow, the office’s hours are 1 hour ahead of.
Closer in a straight line, 955 miles away, is the Consular Office in Palm Coast; but the published split gives Oklahoma to the Consular Section of the Embassy in Washington.
Other cities in Oklahoma near Broken Arrow
Around Broken Arrow: Tulsa, 14 miles; Oklahoma City, 105 miles; Norman, 109 miles. The table on the Oklahoma page gives the drive from each.
The U.S. papers from Broken Arrow the consulate asks for
The U.S. birth certificate the consulate asks for to register a child is issued by the Vital Records Service of the Oklahoma State Department of Health (CDC).
Broken Arrow also spreads into Wagoner county. In the county of its center, Tulsa County, the marriage certificate comes from the Tulsa County Court Clerk (CDC); the marriage transcription asks for it with an apostille.
To be used in Portugal, the certificate needs an apostille: in Oklahoma it is issued by the Oklahoma Secretary of State (Hague Conference list).
What you can settle from Broken Arrow without traveling
What people in Broken Arrow handle remotely:
- You can request a Portuguese criminal record certificate on the criminal record portal: certificates and criminal record (source).
- You can handle certificates and marriage and death registrations by mail: marriage, birth and death registration (source).
- You can travel to Portugal as a tourist on a U.S. passport, with no visa, for up to 90 days: Schengen visa and entry to Portugal (source).