Open letter from our Chariman

Consul.cc has been expanded and enhanced to better serve its members and the worldwide public. These changes won't cost you anything. In fact, the changes bring about the opportunity for compensation for honorary consuls around the world.

Some of the improvements include:

Incorporation of the organization as the Consular Chamber of Commerce, a not-for profit, non-political organization.
Implementation of identify.nu, our global identity verification system.
Implementation of Consular Verification Process, bringing transparency to consul member status.
Implementation of Consular Emissary Program, allowing bestowal of title by Honorary Consuls on trusted aides around the world.
Implementation of the Business Member Program, allowing for business people to join the Chamber by proving and making available the bonafides through the Consul Members of the Chamber. (Coming Soon)
Membership by the Consular Chamber in the World Federation of Consuls, a UN-recognized Global NGO, established in 1982.
Establishment of groups within consul.cc, allowing consular corps, foreign missions or trade groups to self identify and enhance communications. (Coming Soon)

Again, consular membership remains free of charge. Consuls wishing to receive compensation may do so by becoming verified and participating in verifying others.

Consul.cc has surpassed 1100 members. I am pleased that you are a member of this substantial organization. We invite your participation and feedback. Please don't hesitate to contact me directly with any quesions, suggestions or comments. I will be happy to call you as well.

Please update your information by correcting your data both here at Consul.cc and at identify.nu, which provides global verification of your identity.

We will soon replace the legacy site with this new site.

Sincerely,

Paulina Biggs Sparkuhl
Chairman
Consular Chamber of Commerce

How to Login

Your ID

If you have an ID on the current consul.cc site you can log in to the new site using the same email and password. If you don't remember your password, you can reset it on the www.identify.nu site.