French Honorary Consulate in Boise
Hortense Everett is France's honorary consul in Boise, Idaho, reporting to San Francisco.
How to book an appointment at the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
To be seen at the Honorary Consulate of France in Boise, write or call first.
We do not show a map for this office: the official directory gives no office address we can publish, and visits are arranged with the consul.
Her number is +1 (208) 703-0733. San Francisco held a passport mission in Boise on June 8 to 10, 2026.
How to cancel an appointment at the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
There is no booking portal to cancel with an honorary consul: a call or an email does it. Its contacts: +1 (208) 703-0733 and boise@agenceconsulaire.fr.
Getting to the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
The consul is based in Boise, but the official directory gives no office address we can publish. Where you are seen is arranged with the honorary consul.
Real reviews of the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
Nothing to summarize: we found no public opinions of this honorary office.
Opening hours of the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
Hours are not published. The honorary consul sees people by arrangement.
Phone number of the French Honorary Consulate in Boise
The directory gives +1 (208) 703-0733 for this honorary consul.
What this office handles in Boise
According to the network's pages, an honorary consul can:
- give information, point you to the right service and offer first-level help, including in an emergency
- collect some files and pass them on to the consulate
- hand over a passport or an ID card filed at the consulate, if you asked for it when you applied and the consul is authorized to do so
The passport and the ID card are filed with the Consulate General of France in San Francisco, about 515 miles from Boise in a straight line.
Pensioners asking for a certificate of life are sent to a notary public: as the network's certificate of life page puts it, consulates and honorary consuls in the US no longer issue it as a rule.
What you can settle without traveling
- Check that a US citizen needs no visa for up to 90 days in any 180 (journalists on assignment are the exception).
- Get a French document apostilled through the regional council of notaries, which took over on May 1, 2025.
- Ask the Paris judicial court for a certificate of French nationality by mail, since no consulate issues it.
Details checked against the official pages on October 6, 2026.
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