Question: My former wife took my son to the United States for Christmas vacation and has not brought him back to Trinidad. I am concerned because she is now not accepting my calls or answering emails. What advice can the U.S. Embassy offer? Fearful parent Answer: If your child was abducted to the United States, …
Read More» Question: My uncle is a United States citizen and he is visiting Trinidad for Carnival. Is he required to advise the U.S. Embassy of his presence here for a short stay? Answer: No, but if he would like to do so, he can use the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP). We encourage all U.S. citizens …
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Arima, Novmeber, 2017: The U.S. Embassy set up its offices in Arima for one day on Novmeber 14, in an effort to seek new opportunities to engage with the eastern community. Offices were based at the Larry Gomes Stadium in Arima from 8 a.m. to 4:o0 p.m. An initiative of Chargé d’Affaires John W. McIntyre …
Read More» My father is a United States citizen but he lives in Trinidad with me, I have heard of recent changes in Social Security benefits, does he have to travel to the U.S. to receive his payments? Thank you for your inquiry. Residing in Trinidad and Tobago has minimal effect on your father’s Social Security …
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People travelling from Trinidad and Tobago are advised to carry their International Immunization Card with proof of their updated Yellow Fever vaccination when travelling. For American citizens residing in Trinidad and Tobago, the International Immunization Card may be obtained at the following County Medical Offices with proof of immunization: St. George East John Shaw Avenue …
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