FAQs and Contact Information

Immigrant Visa Unit

You may contact us by any of the ways below. Before submitting your inquiry, please review our website and FAQs where you will find answers to many of your questions regarding the immigrant visa process.

Frequently Asked Questions

For Additional Information

If you need additional information, you can contact us via e-mail, fax, or by writing. We strive to answer any written correspondence within four business days. E-mail is the Immigrant Visa Unit's preferred method of communication. Representatives at the Immigrant Visa Unit are able to provide basic information regarding the status on file with the Embassy. They are unable to provide advice or make determinations about legal aspects of cases.

Contact Information

You can email us at stkivinfo@state.gov. To serve you better, please indicate the subject of your inquiry in the subject line (e.g., case number, spouse visa, affidavit of support, etc.).

Fax: +46 (0)8 783 5480. Please enclose a reply e-mail address.

The Immigrant Visa Unit at the U.S. Embassy in Stockholm no longer accepts telephone inquiries.

The IV Unit is open to the public by appointment only, Monday through Thursday between 9-11 AM. We are closed on U.S. and Swedish holidays. If you have an appointment, you can find us at:

Immigrant Visa Unit
Embassy of the United States of America
Dag Hammarskjölds Väg 31
SE- 115 89 Stockholm Sweden

Please note that there are special security regulations in place for visiting the Embassy.

Our office may not share information about an immigration application or petition with someone other than the applicant or petitioner without receiving written authorization to do so. In the case of attorneys and accredited representatives, U.S. Embassy must receive a duly signed Form G-28, Notice of Entry of Appearances Attorney or Representative. Form G-28 can be found on the USCIS website.

If your inquiry concerns an Immigrant Visa petition currently being processed by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services or an Immigrant Visa application being processed by the National Visa Center in New Hampshire, you must contact the appropriate office for further information. We regret that the Immigrant Visa Unit will not be able to assist you with such inquiry.