Consular Procedures for Guatemalan Citizens in the U.S.
Are you Guatemalan and living in the U.S.? At Konecta, we help you with consular and legal procedures so you can manage your paperwork easily and in your own language. We know how important it is to keep your documentation in order—especially when you have family, legal, or personal matters back in Guatemala.
One of our most requested services from Guatemalan clients is the drafting of power of attorney documents (mandates). This legal document is essential if you need a family member or lawyer in Guatemala to act on your behalf—selling a property, claiming an inheritance, representing your legal interests, and more.
Our services include:
- Scheduling appointments at the nearest Guatemalan consulate
- Assistance with passport or DPI (Document Personal de Identificación) applications or renewals
- Translation and validation of personal documents for use in Guatemala
- Guidance on legalization and apostille processes, if needed
Your family and peace of mind are our priority. Trust Konecta to represent your interests in Guatemala no matter where you are in the U.S.
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KONECTA HIGHTSTOWN, NJ
📍 401 Mercer St, Hightstown, NJ 08520
☎️ Tel: 609-490-0505 | Fax: 609-490-0404
🕒 Horarios: Lunes a Sábado 8am-8pm Domingo 9am-7pm
KONECTA EAST WINDSOR, NJ
📍 659 Abbington Dr #105, East Windsor, NJ 08520
☎️ Tel: 609-443-6870 | Fax: 609-632-2036
🕒 Horarios: Lunes a Sábado 8am-8pm | Domingo 9am-7pm
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