Guatemalan Consulate in Denver, Colorado
Address and contact details for the Guatemalan consulate in Denver
Address
3195 S Wadsworth Blvd, Suite 201, Lakewood (Denver), CO 80227
City
Denver (Lakewood) | State: Colorado
Opening hours
Monday to Friday 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Phone
24h emergencies
Official website
Opening hours
IMPORTANT: the public counter closes at 3:00 pm. Every procedure requires an appointment.
Services at the Guatemalan consulate in Denver
- Guatemalan passport: issue and renewal for Guatemalans in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and the Dakotas under this consulate.
- Guatemalan Consular Identification Card (TICG): consular identification recognised in Colorado and the rest of the district, useful for banking, medical and school matters.
- Birth registration: entering children of Guatemalans born in Colorado or elsewhere in the district into the Guatemalan civil registry.
- Powers of attorney: legal authorisation to manage property, inheritances or businesses in Guatemala without returning.
- Consular legalisations: authentication of Guatemalan documents for official use in Colorado and across the district.
- Consular days in Greeley and Fort Collins: with so many Guatemalans in northern Colorado, the consulate runs regular sessions in both cities.
- Consular assistance for detainees: protection and guidance for Guatemalans detained in Colorado, Wyoming or elsewhere in the district.
- Support in Indigenous languages: interpreters for K'iche' and Mam speakers, on request in advance.
If you live in Wyoming, Montana, Idaho or the Dakotas, check whether a consular day is planned in your area before travelling to Lakewood (Denver).
Consular district and how to reach the Denver consulate
The Denver consulate serves Guatemalans in Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota and South Dakota — the largest district by area in the Guatemalan consular network in the US. The building at 3195 S Wadsworth Blvd, Suite 201 is in Lakewood, southwest of downtown Denver. By car, take US-285 West or Alameda Ave to Wadsworth Blvd and head south. On public transport, the RTD W Line links downtown Denver with Lakewood; from the nearest station a bus or rideshare will get you to the door. Parking around Wadsworth Blvd is usually free in the adjacent shopping-centre lots.
How to book an appointment at the Guatemalan consulate in Denver
An appointment is required for every procedure. Book it on the MINEX portal or by calling the consulate. Select EE.UU. – Denver and the service you need. If you are travelling from a distant state such as Wyoming or Montana, the consulate can tell you exactly which documents to bring so the trip is worth it.
The Guatemalan consulate for the Rocky Mountains and the High West
The Consulate General of Guatemala in Denver is in Suite 201 at 3195 S Wadsworth Blvd, in Lakewood, a city in the Denver metropolitan area just west of Denver itself. Lakewood is reachable by car on US-285 or Wadsworth Blvd, and by public transport on the RTD light rail (W line) from downtown Denver. This consulate has one of the largest districts in the entire Guatemalan consular network in the US, covering Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and the Dakotas. Despite that reach, most Guatemalans live along the Denver-Pueblo corridor and in northern Colorado, particularly in Greeley, Fort Collins and Longmont.
From the remotest towns in Wyoming or the Dakotas the consulate is more than eight hours away, so before travelling it is worth checking whether there is a mobile consular day nearer you.
Consular assistant
Is your case not covered on this page?
Ask the assistant about your procedure in Denver: which documents they ask for, what to pay and what to do when your situation is not the usual one.
Frequently asked questions – Guatemalan consulate in Denver
Which Rocky Mountain states does the Denver consulate cover?
The Consulate General of Guatemala in Denver has jurisdiction over Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and North/South Dakota — one of the largest areas any Guatemalan consulate covers in the country. If you live in any of those states, Denver is your consulate.
Does the consulate serve Greeley and Fort Collins, where many Guatemalan workers live?
Yes. Greeley and Fort Collins, in northern Colorado, have large numbers of Guatemalan workers in meat processing (JBS, Cargill). The consulate holds sessions in both cities regularly. Check the calendar on its official site or call to confirm the next dates.
Does the Denver consulate have translators for Mayan languages?
Given the K'iche' and Mam communities in Colorado, the consulate does try to have interpreters available. Ask for one when you book so the consulate can give you a suitable slot and arrange the language support. The guide to Mayan language support explains exactly what to say when you book.
Can I prepare documents for an inheritance in Guatemala from Denver?
The consulate can legalise a power of attorney so a lawyer or relative in Guatemala can handle the inheritance for you. It does not take part in the Guatemalan court process, but it provides the consular paperwork that makes the steps legally valid in Guatemala.
How do I get to the Denver consulate from downtown?
The consulate is in Lakewood, west of Denver. By car, take US-285 West or Alameda Ave towards Wadsworth Blvd. On public transport, the W Line (RTD Light Rail) reaches the Lakewood area; from the nearest station take an RTD bus or a rideshare. Call the consulate for exact, up-to-date directions.