Mexico–U.S. binational procedures
When a procedure involves Mexico and the United States, it helps to organize the steps in each country. VP Legal reviews the documents, authorities and coordination needed for your particular case.
Information for the initial review
- Your goal and the institutions involved in each country.
- Documents already available and their issuing offices.
- Where you live and any known appointment or deadline.
- Whether the authority has requested personal attendance or a power of attorney.
Scope and quotation
The proposal should specify the work, expected deliverables and follow-up. Professional fees, official fees, translations and shipping are itemized separately when applicable. Requirements, appointments and final decisions depend on the relevant authority; processing times and results are not guaranteed.
Start with a short description. Avoid sending full identity documents or sensitive personal information in your first social-media message.
Related services
Mexican nationality for binational families · Apostille services · Certified translations · Birth certificate corrections · Document legalization · Administrative filing support