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Consulate of Guatemala in Riverhead

Consulate of Guatemala in Riverhead

Nestled in quiet, picturesque Riverhead, where rivers meet and people’s stories flow like their waters, the Guatemalan Consulate presents itself as a refuge for Guatemalans far from their homeland. Here, a welcoming space and essential services for our community are offered, so that you can complete your paperwork, we will give you their contact numbers, email, appointment details and more.

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Appointment at the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead, Long Island

With the priority of making your visits as efficient and pleasant as possible, we provide you with clear and concise information to facilitate the process of your consular procedures. We understand the value of your time and effort, so we strive to offer you an experience that exceeds your expectations.

Phone Number of the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead

Whether you need urgent help, have questions or are looking for guidance, our team is here for you. You can reach us via a call or an email.

Make an Appointment at the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead, New York

Getting started with your procedure is as easy as a click. Access our online appointment system.

Address of the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead NY

We are ready to welcome you Monday through Friday from 8:45 am to 3:30 pm, ready to meet your consular needs. We recommend that you come prepared and make an appointment to optimize your visit. Below you will find our exact address and a map that will guide you to our doors.

Address: 1333 East Main Street, Suite #1, Riverhead, Long Island, New York, NY 11901.

Procedures for Guatemalan Passport in Riverhead

If you are in Riverhead and need to renew your Guatemalan passport or get one for the first time, here is everything you need to know. Keeping your passport up to date is vital for traveling, working, or just keeping all your documents in order.

Steps to obtain a passport

For your first passport or to proceed with a renewal, follow these steps:

  1. Book your appointment through the Guatemalan consular service appointment system, remembering that the appointment is personal, free and non-transferable.
  2. Present your recent birth certificate (no older than 6 months) issued by RENAP containing your CUI number, or your original DPI plus a photocopy of both sides, during your appointment.
  3. Make the payment of $65.00 dollars in the form of a Money Order for the passport procedure.

Requirements for processing a passport

General requirements for all applicants include:

  • Recent Birth Certificate issued by RENAP with CUI number or DPI in original plus a photocopy of both sides.
  • A Money Order for $65.00 dollars to pay for the procedure.

Procedures and Services of the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead

From documents to advice, our services are designed with you in mind. Discover everything we have to offer and how we can help you maintain that vital link with Guatemala, even if you are thousands of miles away.

Stay connected with the Guatemalan Consulate in Riverhead

To stay informed, follow our social media platforms. We are committed to maintaining open and effective communication with you, ensuring that you have access to all the information and support you need.

Embassy of Guatemala in Riverhead NY

Thanks to the close collaboration with the Embassy, ​​we can offer you our services here at the Guatemalan consulate in Long Island NY. You should know that the consulate is an extension of this and this relieves you from having to travel more.

Meet the Consulate Team in Riverhead, NY

Led by the Consul: Ana Elena Mercedes Flores Chavarría de Rojas, our team Luis Carlos Mendoza Toledo (Vice Consul), Marisela Rosalinda Rodríguez Mejía (Vice Consul). These positions were given on Friday, December 1, 2023.

Consulate Limits

New York Counties: Suffolk and Nassau. Connecticut Counties: New Haven, Middlesex, Fairfield, New London

Other Guatemalan Consulates that can help you

If your circumstances take you outside of Riverhead, but you still need consular assistance, remember that there are additional Guatemalan consulates in the United States, where you can complete your paperwork if you are traveling or decide to move to another state.

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