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The General Consulate of Guatemala legalize documents originated from
Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Document Legalization/Authentication:
All Adoption Documents, prior
to be legalized/authenticated by our Consular Office, must follow
these procedures (if applicable):
- Notarized
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Certified by the County Court
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Certified by the Secretary of State
The legalization fee is $10.00 per document. It can be processed by
mail. Make sure you include:
Cover letter, money order, and an
UNITED STATES EXPRESS MAIL envelope.
Sending Humans Remains to
Guatemala
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To send human remains to Guatemala you MUST legalize the
following:
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Death Certificate
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Embalmer's Affidavit
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Travel's Permit
(Does not need to be
notarized)
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No contagious disease letter
(Does not need to
be notarized)
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NO FEE
(According to new regulations, 2007)
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Include a FEDEX/UPS/DHL return
envelope - NEXT DAY SERVICE ONLY
This only applies to Human Remains processes.
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Prior to send the documents, please call us to make sure
they will be processed and sent back same day. (Human
Remains ONLY) |
Bringing you pet
to Guatemala:
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If you are traveling with your pet, you MUST have the
following vaccines for your pet in order to enter Guatemala:
Dogs:
Rabies, distemper, leptospirosis, parvovirosis and hepatitis.
Cats:
Rabies, distemper, FVR, FCV, FIP, Feline Leukemia
Birds:
Psittacosis (blood test).
Horses:
Hoof and mouth disease and certificate of good health
The
certificate from the veterinarian has to be taken to:
UNITED STATES
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
Import -Export Animals
Staff Veterinary Services
You must
present the above-mentioned certificate here at the Consulate,
either in person or by mail. However, we recommend that you schedule
your pet's flight until you have your paperwork authenticated by
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