Get an apostille Mexico

When U.S. Documents Are Needed in Mexico

U.S. citizens must carry proper identification when entering Mexico. A valid U.S. passport or passport card is mandatory for all travelers entering by air, land, or sea. A driver’s license is not accepted for border entry.

For short visits or vacations, travelers typically need a valid passport and a Forma Migratoria Multiple (FMM), which serves as an entry permit issued by Mexican immigration authorities. These documents must be kept on hand at all times, as Mexican officials may request to see them during your stay.

For longer stays, work, study, or business purposes, you may need to present additional U.S. documents. These could include birth certificates, marriage certificates, academic degrees, or background checks. To be legally valid in Mexico, such documents must first receive an apostille from the U.S. state where they were issued.

If you plan to marry in Mexico, you may need your U.S. birth certificate and a certificate of no marriage record, both apostilled. For business registration, corporate records, and notarized powers of attorney, apostilled documents are often required to complete official filings with Mexican authorities.

When traveling by vehicle, it is important to carry proper documentation. This includes your vehicle’s title, registration, and, if applicable, a temporary import permit. While these are not apostilled documents, losing them can delay your travel or result in fines. Keeping all records secure during your stay is highly recommended.

Get an Apostille for Mexico

We make it simple to get an apostille for Mexico. Our team handles the entire process, from document verification to final delivery. Each U.S. state issues apostilles for documents originating within that state, and federal documents, such as FBI background checks, require authentication from the U.S. Department of State.

If you are not sure which authority to contact, we can guide you. We handle personal, educational, and corporate documents every day, so they meet all Mexican legal requirements. You send us your documents, and we manage the rest.

Each document type has its own authentication path, and we make sure nothing is missed. Our experienced specialists know how to process apostilles quickly, even for time-sensitive travel or legal deadlines.

Once your documents are apostilled, they are ready for official use in Mexico – no embassy visit or extra legalization is required. We return your certified documents promptly so you can focus on your plans, not the paperwork.

U.S. Documents We Apostille

• Birth Certificates
• Marriage Certificates
• Naturalization Certificates
• Death Certificates
• Divorce Decrees
• Diplomas and Transcripts
• FBI Reports
• Social Security Cards
• Police Reports
• Name Change Documents
• Corporate and Business Documents
• Contracts
• Notarial Documents
• Affidavits
• Passports
• Powers of Attorney

Why Choose Apostille Corp?

Apostille Corp has extensive experience handling documentation for Mexico and other Hague Convention countries. We know how to process each document type accurately and in compliance with official requirements. Our goal is to make your experience smooth and predictable from the moment you send your paperwork.

We operate across all 50 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, giving clients nationwide access to dependable service. Our pricing is transparent, with no hidden charges, and you are kept informed throughout every step of the process. Delays in documentation can affect travel, education, or business timelines, so we move efficiently to return completed documents as soon as possible.

Our experienced staff communicates clearly, verifies all details, and provides consistent updates so you never need to guess where your order stands.

If you have any inquiries about getting an apostille for Mexico, feel free to contact us today.