How to Notarize and Apostille Documents for Mexico
Mexico is a Hague Convention country since 1994, so U.S. documents need an apostille, not embassy authentication. Here is what you need for the most common Mexico scenarios.
π²π½ The Mexico Rule
Mexico accepts apostilled U.S. documents β no consulate visit required. The document must be a certified copy (vital records) or notarized (personal documents), then apostilled by the Secretary of State of the state that issued it.
Common Mexico Scenarios
π Dual Citizenship
π Buying Property in Mexico
β Marriage certificate (if buying jointly)
π Marrying in Mexico
β Divorce decrees (if previously married)
β Death certificates (if widowed)
πΆ Adoption
βοΈ Sending a Minor to Mexico
β οΈ Mexican immigration often requires the consent apostilled + translated
Translation Often Required
Many Mexican authorities require apostilled U.S. docs to be translated by an authorized translator (perito traductor). We coordinate translation in addition to apostille.
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