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Instructions for Voluntary Departures or Deportees
 

Deportees and people requiring departure verification may come to the Consular section any working day between Monday and Thursday at 9 AM. It is not necessary to schedule an appointment. Please use the entrance for visa applicants.

Required Documents:

  • ONE of the following DHS/ICE forms:
    - I-392 Notification of Departure of Alien (Bonded)
    - I-294 Warrant of Deportation
    - G-146 Voluntary Departure form
    - Any U.S. Government form or document requesting verification of your departure from the United States
  • Proof of travel dates:
    - Plane ticket, boarding pass for your flight departing the United States and/or
    - Certificate from the DAS showing entries and exits  You may apply for this certificate at the following location:

DAS - Subdirección de Extranjería
Calle 100 No. 11B-27 Bogotá Edificio Platinium
Telephone 408-8000 6017219 
Monday through Thursday  7:30 a 4:30 p.m. Friday 7:30 a 3:30 p.m.

  • The passport you used to enter and exit the United States
  • Any court documents relating to your departure

Please note

  • There is no cost for this processing.
  • If you paid a bond in the United States, you must wait for the original G-146/I-392/I-94 form to be processed by the Department of Homeland Security in the U.S. (the average time is three to six months).
  • As part of processing your bond documents, you will receive a copy of the documents with the seal of the U.S. Embassy.  At that point, if you have questions, do not contact the Embassy, but rather the U.S. Department of Homeland Security office where the bond was posted.
  • Do not write to the Consular section to notify the Embassy of your departure.
  • This interview does not serve as a visa application; its sole purpose is to present yourself before a U.S. Government official to verify your presence in Colombia.