Resources

Consulates in Little Rock

  Mexican Consulate

Our friends at the Mexican consulate offer a range of services, including passport and visa applications, notary services, and assistance with navigating Mexican laws and regulations. To learn more, visit: https://consulmex.sre.gob.mx/littlerock

  Consulate Republic of Ghana

The Ghanaian consulate offers visa applications and assists with travel advisories and notices. To learn more, visit: Consulate Republic of Ghana

  Honorary Consulate of the Czech Republic

This Little Rock Consulate office provides notarization of documents for use in the Czech Republic, assistance for Czech citizens visiting Arkansas, trade development, tourism promotion, cultural exchange facilitation, and more. For details, visit: http://czech-republic.diplo.network/littlerock

Translation and Interpretation Services

 Communication Plus+: Provides interpretation and translation services for ASL and Spanish/English. Visit: https://www.cplusinterpreting.com/

 ST Interpreting: Provides interpretation and translation services for the following languages (https://www.stinterpreting.com): 

  • Spanish
  • Vietnamese
  • Arabic
  • Chinese (Mandarin)
  • Farsi
  • Hindi
  • French 
  • Portuguese
  • Italian

Arkansas Spanish Interpreters and Translators (ASIT): ASIT is part of a larger group that offers ASL interpretation, document translation, and other services for over 200 languages. For more information, please visit: https://arspanish.com/about-us/  

Toolkits

Municipal ID Programs: In 2018 the Little Rock Police Department worked with longtime City Director Joan Adcock, community members, and City staff to launch the Little Rock Municipal ID program to increase safety and access to essential services for residents who do not have a driver’s license or state-issued ID. 

The innovative program was the first of its kind in the southern United States and addressed the needs of older adults, immigrants, individuals experiencing homelessness, and others. Although the program is no longer in operation, we published a toolkit for municipalities interested in developing their own ID programs in 2024. It’s available at this link.