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Guatemalan Consulate in Las Vegas, Nevada

Want to know which documents they ask for in Las Vegas? Requirements, opening hours and how to book at that office.

Address and contact details for the Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

Address

3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy, Suite 500, Las Vegas, NV 89169

City

Las Vegas  |  State: Nevada

Opening hours

Lunes a viernes, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Emergencies

(702) 405-3997

Official website

consuladogt-lasvegas.com

Opening hours of the Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

Monday

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Tuesday

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Wednesday

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Thursday

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Friday

9:00 am – 3:00 pm

Saturday

Closed

Sunday

Closed

IMPORTANT: you must come with an appointment. The office closes at 3:00 pm.

Procedures available at the Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

  1. Guatemalan passport (adult and minor): first issue and renewal; urgent processing available with justification.
  2. DPI (Documento Personal de Identificación): processing of the Guatemalan national identity document for adults and minors.
  3. TICG (Guatemalan consular ID card): consular identification accepted by services, local banks and agencies in Nevada.
  4. Birth registration: civil registry entries for children of Guatemalans born in Nevada or Utah.
  5. Powers of attorney and legalisations: authority to manage property, inheritances or businesses in Guatemala from Las Vegas.
  6. Consular assistance in detentions: a duty line for Guatemalans held by police or ICE in Nevada and Utah.
  7. Guidance on remittances and regulated services: the consulate explains safe channels for sending money to Guatemala.

From Henderson, North Las Vegas or Summerlin, the Howard Hughes Pkwy office is easy to reach from anywhere in metropolitan Las Vegas.

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The Guatemalan community in Las Vegas

Las Vegas has a growing Guatemalan community concentrated in hospitality, entertainment and construction, the sectors that drive Nevada's economy. Many Guatemalans work in the hotels and casinos on the Strip, or building new housing and commercial developments. The community is spread across North Las Vegas, Henderson and the western suburbs of Clark County. Unlike other cities, the Guatemalan community in Vegas is relatively recent (post-2000) but has grown fast.

~30,000
Guatemalans in the area
~5% of Hispanics in Clark County
Of all Hispanic residents
2
Counties covered

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2022

Consular fees and payment methods in Las Vegas

Consular fees are set by MINEX and can change. These are the most common ones, as a guide:

  • Ordinary passport (adult): roughly $35–$40 USD, reviewed periodically by MINEX.
  • Minor’s passport: the same fee as an adult’s; both parents must attend and consent.
  • Powers of attorney and legalisations: the cost depends on the document; confirm it at your appointment.
  • TICG: free or a minimal fee, depending on the current programme.

Always check current fees at portal.minex.gob.gt or by calling (702) 405-3997 before your appointment.

Getting to the Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

The consulate is at 3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy, Suite 500, in the business corridor of southeast Las Vegas. By car, take I-215 and use the Howard Hughes Pkwy exit; the building is barely half a mile from it, and there is parking on site. On public transport, RTC (Regional Transportation Commission) routes link the Strip with the Howard Hughes Pkwy area; check current routes at rtcsnv.com. By Uber or Lyft it is 10 to 15 minutes from the Strip. From Salt Lake City (UT) the drive is about four and a half hours on I-15.

How to book an appointment at the Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

Every procedure requires an appointment. Book it on the official MINEX portal, selecting "EE.UU. – Las Vegas". You can also call (702) 405-3997 directly. If you live in Utah or Reno, confirm first that Las Vegas is your district before booking.

Demand in Las Vegas is moderate, so you can usually get an appointment within one to three weeks. For urgent processing, say so when you call and explain why.

The Guatemalan consulate in the entertainment capital

The Consulate General of Guatemala in Las Vegas is at 3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy, Suite 500, in the business district in southeast Las Vegas, a few miles from the Strip with direct access from I-215. It serves Guatemalans living in Nevada and Utah.

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Frequently asked questions – Guatemalan consulate in Las Vegas

Does the Las Vegas consulate cover Utah and southern Nevada?

Yes. The Consulate General of Guatemala in Las Vegas has jurisdiction over Nevada and Utah. Guatemalans living in Salt Lake City, Provo or St. George should use the Las Vegas consulate for all their consular business.

Does the Las Vegas consulate serve Guatemalans in Reno?

Reno (northern Nevada) may fall under either the San Francisco or the Las Vegas consulate. Check with both to find out which covers your county, since districts can change.

Which procedures can I do at the Las Vegas consulate without an appointment?

Walk-in policy depends on the procedure and on how busy the day is. Call the consulate on (702) 405-3997 to check what is accepted without an appointment. As a rule, passports and DPI work always need a booked slot.

Can I get a Guatemalan passport in a day in Las Vegas?

No. The Guatemalan passport is not issued the same day: the application is sent to Guatemala to be processed and printed, which takes four to eight weeks from your appointment. If you need to travel urgently, say so when you book.

Can the Las Vegas consulate help if a relative was detained by police or ICE?

Yes. You have the right to consular assistance. Call the consulate’s emergency number so an officer can guide you through the process, notify relatives and put you in touch with immigration lawyers in the Las Vegas or Salt Lake City area.

Want to know which documents they ask for in Las Vegas?
Requirements, opening hours and how to book at that office.