221(g) email addresses, by consulate

An official embassy or consulate mailbox that applicants at the US post in Hyderabad report being told to write to, or being contacted from, in 221(g) administrative processing cases. It appears in 12 tracked reports, most recently 21 Sept 2026. Use it only if your own 221(g) slip or the post's email names it, and put the identifier the slip asks for in the subject line.

An official embassy or consulate mailbox that applicants at the US post in Chennai report being told to write to, or being contacted from, in 221(g) administrative processing cases. It appears in 4 tracked reports, most recently 24 Sept 2026. Use it only if your own 221(g) slip or the post's email names it, and put the identifier the slip asks for in the subject line.

An official embassy or consulate mailbox that applicants at the US post in Chennai report being told to write to, or being contacted from, in 221(g) administrative processing cases. It appears in 3 tracked reports, most recently 10 Jul 2026. Use it only if your own 221(g) slip or the post's email names it, and put the identifier the slip asks for in the subject line.

An official embassy or consulate mailbox that applicants at the US post in London report being told to write to, or being contacted from, in 221(g) administrative processing cases. It appears in 3 tracked reports, most recently 7 Jul 2026. Use it only if your own 221(g) slip or the post's email names it, and put the identifier the slip asks for in the subject line.

Whatever the slip or auto-reply asks for, usually the passport number and sometimes the DS-160 or case number, exactly as instructed. Several posts auto-reply to tell applicants to resend with the passport number in the subject, and cases have waited weeks on an email that was never matched to a file. The format is in the playbook.