Consulate of Mexico in Salt Lake City

Mexico’s Salt Lake City Consulate serves all of Utah and ten western Wyoming counties: Big Horn, Fremont, Hot Springs, Lincoln, Park, Sublette, Sweetwater, Teton, Uinta and Washakie. The list appears in both the post’s territorial information and the SRE directory, although the latter misspells Fremont. Wyoming residents should check their county before requesting an appointment; the remaining counties in that state are not listed under this post.

The office is at 660 S 200 E, Suite 300, Salt Lake City, UT 84111-3846. The local site identifies the Court House and Library TRAX stations as transit references and describes road access from 600 South or 400 South. The published main number is 801-521-8502. For an emergency involving a threat to life or liberty, the consulate maintains a 24-hour protection line at 801-971-7305; it is not a channel for routine appointment follow-up.

Published procedures include passports, consular cards and INE voter ID, along with certified Mexican birth-certificate copies, OP-7, Civil Registry, marriage, notarial powers, visas for foreign nationals and military-service booklets. The post separates requirements and hours by department: identity documents require appointments, while certain birth-certificate copies and OP-7 are listed as no-appointment services. Review the relevant page before visiting, especially when minors are involved or a notarial power is needed.

One discrepancy deserves attention: Salt Lake City’s official pages do not show exactly the same hours for every department. The local territorial-information page is dated 5 October 2026 and gives service windows, while a separate hours page presents different windows. Confirm the time attached to your appointment and do not treat general office hours as a guarantee that every counter is open.

The exact Google Maps listing contains varied accounts. Visible reviews include people describing straightforward procedures or prompt service and others reporting difficulty securing an appointment and variable waits. These are individual experiences and cannot predict another visit. Careful preparation means confirming jurisdiction, booking the correct service, checking current requirements and allowing time for the journey.