British consulates in Massachusetts

The New England consulate is in Massachusetts, but in Cambridge, at One Broadway, not in Boston itself.

Which British consulate covers Massachusetts?

gov.uk lists Massachusetts in the district of the British Consulate General in Boston, the office that handles emergency travel documents, notarial appointments and consular help for people here (its district on gov.uk).

Cities in Massachusetts and their British consulate

City Office By road*
Somerville Boston 2 mi, 7 min
Chelsea Boston 4 mi, 9 min
Everett Boston 4 mi, 9 min
Malden Boston 6 mi, 12 min
Revere Boston 6 mi, 12 min
Lynn Boston 11 mi, 21 min
Quincy Boston 11 mi, 21 min
Salem Boston 16 mi, 29 min
Framingham Boston 20 mi, 35 min
Brockton Boston 26 mi, 39 min
Lowell Boston 28 mi, 41 min
Lawrence Boston 29 mi, 38 min
Marlborough Boston 29 mi, 46 min
Methuen Boston 29 mi, 38 min
Hudson Boston 32 mi, 52 min
Haverhill Boston 37 mi, 49 min
Milford Boston 38 mi, 56 min
Worcester Boston 42 mi, 59 min
New Bedford Boston 60 mi, 1 h 20 min
Springfield Boston 88 mi, 1 h 52 min

*Figures are by road at the speed limit, with no traffic and no stops.

Of the 20 places listed for Massachusetts, Somerville is the closest to its consulate, at 2 miles, and Springfield the farthest, at 88. The average is about 26 miles each way.

What you can settle without going to the consulate

Before booking anything, check this list.

  • You can have a UK document apostilled by the FCDO Legalisation Office by courier, or as an e-Apostille: Apostilles.
  • You can request an ACRO police certificate online and have it mailed to a U.S. address: Police certificate.
  • You can claim your UK State Pension through the International Pension Centre: State Pension.
  • A notarial appointment is worth it only after a local notary has said no; gov.uk recommends trying a notary first.

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