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Consulate General of Guatemala in Los Angeles

Consulate general · Los Angeles, California

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Updated on September 21, 2026

1975 Riverside Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039

Usual hours today · 8:00 AM–3:00 PM

+1 213-900-1098

conslosangeles@minex.gob.gt

Emergencies: +1 213-900-1098

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Guatemala has no online booking: appointments are made by phone with this consulate only. Since August 2025 it serves passport, DPI and consular card applicants without an appointment, first come, first served.

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Consulate General of Guatemala in Los Angeles

1975 Riverside Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90039

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Which area the Los Angeles office serves

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Serves Southern California (from San Luis Obispo and Imperial down the southern coast), southern Nevada (including Clark County, listed on the Embassy page even though Las Vegas now has its own consulate) and the islands of Hawaii, Guam and Wake, per the Embassy's official page.

states
3
counties
12

States

  • California
  • Hawaii
  • Nevada

Counties

  • Clark
  • Esmeralda
  • Imperial
  • Kern
  • Lincoln
  • Los Angeles
  • Nye
  • Orange
  • San Diego
  • San Luis Obispo
  • Santa Barbara
  • Ventura

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Change history

  1. September 24, 2026

    The link to MINEX's booking portal is removed: it shows “Página no disponible”. Since August 2025 appointments are booked by phone and most consulates take walk-ins.

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Practical questions before you go

Short answers based on the jurisdiction, channels and hours documented in this record.

I live in Bakersfield (Kern County). Is this my consulate?

Yes. Kern County belongs to the Los Angeles district together with San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles, Orange, San Diego and Imperial counties, according to the Embassy's official page.

Do I need an appointment for services in Los Angeles?

Not for passports, DPI or the consular card: since August 2025 the consulate serves walk-ins, first come, first served. If you prefer an appointment, book it by phone with the consulate; MINEX's online booking portal is unavailable. Confirm by phone before travelling, since the modality can vary by service.

I live in Northern California. Can I come to this consulate?

Your office of reference is the Consulate General in San Francisco, which covers northern and central California counties plus northern Nevada. Los Angeles serves from San Luis Obispo County southward.

Office-specific notes

  • Its district is unusual: besides Southern California it covers southern Nevada and the Pacific islands (Hawaii, Guam and Wake), per the Embassy's page.
  • The office sits on Riverside Drive next to Griffith Park and serves the largest Guatemalan community in the United States.
  • The main and emergency lines share one number: the protection line is reached by dialing extension 2 at (213) 900-1098.
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