Ukrainian consulate in Raleigh

There is no Ukrainian office in Raleigh for passports or citizenship papers. The Embassy’s consular section in Washington sits 261 miles from Raleigh by road, about 5 h 16 min if the traffic is light.

Checked against the official pages on 22 October 2026. How we check.

Which Ukrainian consulate serves Raleigh?

North Carolina belongs to the consular district of the Embassy’s consular section in Washington, according to the office’s own pages (district list, in Ukrainian).

The Embassy’s calendar for 2026 lists a mobile consular session in Charlotte, North Carolina, in December, 130 miles from Raleigh; it gives the month without the days, and the page warns that the dates can change (notice, in Ukrainian).

The office’s notice limits passport filings at the session to vulnerable groups and to people with no valid passport.

From Raleigh to the consulate: distance and day trip

A trip from Raleigh to the Embassy takes 5 h 16 min by road: count on a night near Washington, D.C.

Papers are filed at the Embassy with an e-Consul booking, and a finished passport is collected without one, at the set times on its page.

Raleigh has one of the VFS Global centers where a finished passport can be collected, if you order and pay for the courier from the Embassy’s consular section in Washington (VFS conditions, in Ukrainian).

U.S. papers a family in Raleigh needs for Ukrainian procedures

For a child born in Raleigh, the birth certificate comes from NC Vital Records, in Raleigh (CDC, Where to Write for Vital Records). The Ukrainian office takes it apostilled, together with an apostilled notarized translation; see the North Carolina page.

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