Provides assistance to citizens of Mexico living in or visiting the United States. Also provides visas to live or work in Mexico to foreigners. Services include:
Documentation Department: Provides government documents for Mexican citizens (including wills, passports, consular ID cards, Mexican Voting Cards, birth certificates, marriages between Mexican citizens, registration of deaths of Mexican citizens), powers of attorney to be used in Mexico, and visas to foreigners to visit, work, live or study in Mexico.
Protection and Legal Affairs Department: Provides free legal advice for criminal, family, civil, administrative, labor, immigration and human rights cases. -Issues visas for the transportation of human remains for burial in Mexico. -The Initiative for the Comprehensive Care of Women: help for victims of domestic violence, crime, and sexual assault.
Mexican Communities Department: -Organization of community events in the Tri-Counties -Creation of "Clubes de Migrantes" Association of Hometowns by migrants -Window of Health to refer people to services, clinics and hospitals -Window of Educative Orientation -Window of Finance Assistance -Assistance about customs in Mexico. This includes how to import a car into Mexico and things you can bring to Mexico in case of travel.
Cultural and Economic Affairs Department: -Organization of cultural events to promote the Mexican culture and history -Organization of events to promote bilateral trade and investment in Mexico
Requirements: Please be prepared to provide a valid issued photo ID, a birth certificate (if applicable), and a recent utility bill or bank statement with your current address.
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