Services for Ecuadorian Citizens in the U.S.
At Konecta, we’re committed to helping our Ecuadorian community living in the United States. We know that legal or consular procedures can be challenging due to language barriers, time constraints, or the distance from Ecuador. That’s why we offer specialized services to help you keep your documents in order and protect your family’s rights.
One of the most common procedures is dual citizenship for U.S.-born children. If your children were born here, but you’re Ecuadorian, we can help you secure their Ecuadorian nationality. We also assist with:
- Applying for Ecuadorian passports
- Generating SUPA codes (Sistema Único de Personas del Ecuador), required for consular procedures
- Drafting power of attorney letters for legal, family, or business matters in Ecuador
- Reviewing documents that may need translation or legalization
At Konecta, we make sure everything is clear and well-prepared, saving you time and money.
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KONECTA HIGHTSTOWN, NJ
📍 401 Mercer St, Hightstown, NJ 08520
☎️ Tel: 609-490-0505 | Fax: 609-490-0404
🕒 Horarios: Lunes a Sábado 8am-8pm Domingo 9am-7pm
KONECTA EAST WINDSOR, NJ
📍 659 Abbington Dr #105, East Windsor, NJ 08520
☎️ Tel: 609-443-6870 | Fax: 609-632-2036
🕒 Horarios: Lunes a Sábado 8am-8pm | Domingo 9am-7pm
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