Love the video. I need to look up my father's birth certificate. I wasn't sure if when you are searching it eventually finds results and helps narrow them down. That wasn't clear but I guess I'll have to find out.
Hi Rebeca. Glad you enjoyed the video. 😊 The website unfortunately will not help you narrow down the search. It requires that you type in all of your father's correct details, exactly as they would appear on his birth certificate. I hope that helps!
Hi @Jilamen687 As long as it is Visa or Mastercard, you just enter in the information as normal and it should go through. I used a VISA from the US for this video. I hope that helps!
Hi @tr I am also from the U.S., and I was given the option (at minute 4:44) to pay with a visa or mastercard. It gave me 2 options to pay as you may have seen on the screen [either with a card or through the state's payment format]. I am not sure why your screen may be indicating differently. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance. I hope you will be able to get it resolved. I'm rooting for you!
I followed all these steps and found my mother info. But when I was trying to enter my info to purchase it asked for the RFC not the CURP😢 Do I need to find someone with an RFC to get the document?
Hi @jackieamber16 I’m sorry you’re having difficulties. Have you tried using the generic RFC for foreigners? I was able to download a client’s birth certificate just the other day without entering mine. If you are still having difficulties after trying that, maybe I can assist? You can reach out (via MixedinMexico.com) for a quick question or consultation. I hope that helps!
Hello. I was able to get my husbands BC online :) super helpful thank you! ❤ quick question. Will it also come in the mail or is this just PDF? Will this count if I take it to the county clerks office in PDF?
Hi @YayaHerrera-nu2rq I'm glad you found the video helpful. The Birth Certificate will not come in the mail as well, it will just be made available to download by PDF. It is accepted in all official capacities in Mexico, no matter the office. (They usually want it printed for the month you use it, oddly.) If you are referring to a county clerks office in the U.S. or abroad, it SHOULD be accepted but I can't be too certain, as I've never made use of it other than for use in Mexico. I hope that helps! 😊
My husband was born in 1966 at the red cross and does not have a birth certificate. He has his resident card for the USA and a social security number here. He tried to use the recommendation you gave but was not able to get access this way. Do you have another recommendation if not able to get through this method online?
Thank you for this video. When I went to pay for the BC it asked me for my RFC #. I do not have one. Is there any way to bypass that. I tried getting it on-line through the SAT website, but the page does not load.....HELP! Thank you so much!
Hi Patty! If you don't have an RFC you can try typing in the generic one for foreigners [XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] There is also a generic CURP for foreigners, if you need it XEXX010101HNEXXXA4 for men or XEXX010101MNEXXXA8 for women]. I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico ❤❤❤ You just saved my life! I have my Consulate appointment in a couple of days and thanks to your previous videos JUST learned that Mexican birth certificates "expire." I was able to find my dad's online, but it wouldn't let me submit payment. I spent 2 hours trying to find a solution online or a service that could get them for me Those were charging over $90, but would only send me the documents via paper mail. These generic RFCs and CURP did the trick. I had put my laptop down for the night and was about to give up. But something told me to give it one more try. I randomly clicked another one of your videos and scrolled through the comments. THANK YOU 😘
I am unable to get anything on this website. I don’t have the curp. I inputed all my information and It keeps saying, “ Los datos ingresados no arrogan resultados en la búsqueda “? I tried putting in my two last names backwards, no help. Is there anything else I can do? I live in California but I was born in Tijuana.
I had the same issue after putting my mothers name 1st and had no success so I put my father’s name and it worked , the girl who put out this you tube video said not to put the city and state and it wouldn’t work so I put the county I currently live in the country which is United States and city plus zip could, after doing the search it found me and gave me the reg number then I proceeded forward, I learned my middle name was one character different than search results which aided in the difficulty of the search. A lady put out a comment in more details so give what i wrote a try and don’t give up, search more comments the info is there, good luck 🍀
I followed are you steps. My mother was born in 1931 in Jalisco. I should have done this when my mom was alive. My bittier sister will not send photo of the birth certificate. I am so fusterated.
Hi Aaliyah, Thanks for your video. I have another question. If I want to go back and download a copy of the BC what do I need? I paid from the USA and was not immediately taken to the download page, but payment was confirmed. Any ideas?
Hey Elias! On minute 7:07 of the video, if you click on that red button to download (or “descargar”) the birth certificate, it should download to your device automatically. If it doesn’t, I would save that confirmation code on the screen that it gives you after your payment is confirmed. That confirmation code should allow you to go back to and re-download and/or re-print the birth certificate for the next 24 hours from payment. I hope this helps! Let me know how it goes!!
Hi @michellemaldonado2637 it shouldn't be a required field; I always leave it blank. However if they are requesting it of you for some reason, try putting in the generic RFC for foreigners [either XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] I hope that helps!
Hi @soccergod7264 That could be the case, as they didn't have electronic records yet back then. Her home town probably hasn't completely updated all their online records yet. It may be worth it to visit a Registro Civil office for her most up to date one.
When it come to paying it ask for the name of the person that’s gona make the payment I know the RFC is not required so I press confirm and I keep getting the message that’s says “Error al generar la línea de captura! El servicio no esta disponible, por favor intenta más tarde” can someone please help!?😫
Hi Edgar. Sometimes their online system encounters malfunctions. If possible, it may be advisable to go to a Registro Civil office [either in Mexico or at a Consulate Office abroad] with your CURP print out and have them access and print your birth certificate for you. I hope that helps!
Hi! Your content has been EXTREMELY helpful! Just using your videos tonight I was able to get a CURP and download my dad's birth certificate all from home! Thank you so much! I have read ALL the comments and browsed several videos but nothing seems to address my issue: One of the requirements is an ID from your Mexican born parents. I do not have that. I have no contact with my dad.(Mexican born but now US naturalized) I understand from your responses to other comments that I should go to the registro civil as they may be more lenient. However what do I do for the ID portion? Thanks in advance!
Hi @georgianadiaz Thank you for the kind compliment; I appreciate it and I'm glad to know my videos have been helpful for you. In regards to securing your dual citizenship through your Mexican father, while the Registro Civil offices in Mexico have more leniencies in what they can allow for, they will all still require an official Mexican ID for your Father when you go to Register your birth. You will need either his Mexican Passport, his Mexican INE card, or a Matricular Consular ID for him, if he has one. They understandably have to be strict with adherence to this rule, due to the prevalence and potential for fraud [especially with so many duplicate names in Mexico]. I hope that answers your question. Feel free to reach out with any other questions you may have.
Thank you for this video. Getting my dad's birth certificate online when I get to the third step I put the name of the person that's going to pay the curp and email I press confirm but it's says all the other information is mandatory I'm really not sure, what to do? Or how to fill out? I can't get to the 4 step any advice?
Hi @mshappy810 If you are referring to the information on minute 5:10 of the video, I would recommend typing in all the appropriate address information. The RFC should not be a mandatory field, however if they are also requesting it of you for some reason, try putting in the generic RFC for foreigners [either XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] I hope that helps!
Great video! Thank you for this. Is anyone else having issues paying? I'm in the US and have tried multiple cards, both Visa and MC and the payment keeps getting denied. I'm not sure if this has to do with the 4th step where it has you enter your name, first last name and then second last name...
Hey Oscar! No problem. Sorry you’re having problems paying; I haven’t encountered that, as of yet. I hope someone can reply below and assist, as they overcome this issue. For what it’s worth, I have heard of individuals using VPNs for Mexico and having better success from other Mexican government sites. I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexicoI finally got it to work and to tell you the truth, I’m not sure how…but here’s what I did. I currently live in the US (Texas). I used my computer and used Mozilla Firefox and edge and it didn’t work. I tried on my phone using Safari and it didn’t work. I tried VPN and used Mexico as my location, both on my phone and computer and it didn’t work. I randomly decided to try it again (2 weeks later) on my computer using Firefox (no vpn) and turned off my ad blockers and then when it came time to pay, it took my payment. Don’t think the ad blockers had anything to do with it since I also tried on my iPhone using Safari and I don’t have ad blockers on it so I’m not sure what the difference was. Thank you for your help and I hope this helps someone in the future
Awesome video and walk-through for dealing with Mexico’s buggy websites. If in the United States and no results come up during a search for a birth certificate what are the next steps in getting a birth certificate. I was born in Mexico but the search is not producing a result. A trip to the Consulate? (Ugh….like getting teeth pulled)…or do I need to contact someone at the Registro Civil in the Mexican State where I was born? Thanks!!
Hey Elias. Thanks for watching the video. A similar situation happened with my mother-in-law. Her hometown in Mexico hasn’t fully gone electronic yet so she decided to have someone she knew from there go to their Registro Civil office and get her birth certificate for her. It was just faster than the Consulate for when she needed it; but in theory…a Registro Civil appointment at the Consulate Office should be able to take care of it as well.
Hi. If you were born in Mexico, you can follow the prompts of this video to access your Mexican Birth Certificate. Or if you prefer, you can attend an appointment at your local/preferred Mexican Consulate Office abroad and they should be able to help you access it. I hope that helps!
This video is awesome and very helpful. We unfortunately were unable to find my moms birth certificate and we emailed the office per their notes and we received a bounce back email & read “automatically rejected: Quota exceeded (mailbox for user is full)” any tips?
Hi @veeluna308 Thank you for the compliment. Sorry you're having troubles. What I instruct all my clients in this instance is to either go to the local registro civil office in Mexico where her birth was originally registered and request a physical copy of the newest birth certificate (and also request that her records be updated online); or go to any preferred registro civil office in Mexico with her and her CURP and ask them to print out a birth certificate for you. I hope this helps!
I am having an issue where I try to download it but it is not allowing me to. It opens another page but the page remains blank. I am on iphone. Not sure what to do.
Hi Patty. Sorry you're having troubles. Were you able to save the reference number it generated for you? Maybe you could try accessing it from a different browser and/or device.
@JaneeSeiter it could be that the birth certificate you are searching for is not yet on the online database, or information was entered incorrectly (on your end or theirs); or a number of other factors. It may be advisable to go in person to a Registro Civil office for more information. I hope that helps!
Each time I try to get my BC and input all my information to pull my BC it says it cant be found. I entered my CURP and my personal data.its so frustrating
Hi Alberto. Sorry you’re having troubles. It could be that they are just slow in putting all the birth certificates from your hometown into their online database. If it helps, you could go to the Registro Civil office in Mexico that you were originally registered with (with a recent CURP printout) and request that it be updated & accessible online; or you can go to any Registro Civil office in the country (or abroad, at a Consulate) and request the latest printed version of your birth certificate, if you need it for immediate use. I hope that helps!
Hi Nadia. Yes, this birth certificate should be accepted at any government office, including consulates. You shouldn't have a problem using it to acquire or renew your passport. I hope that helps!
I am in the US and I am trying to get my mom's mexican birth cerf. But it is requiring an RFC and we don't live in Mexico; therefore; we do not have an RFC or a Mexican address. I followed the steps but it is requiring fields (all information now) We are still struggling to get her birth cerf. If I am doing something wrong, please comment. I tried today 8/31/22. Help!
Hey Norma! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. An RFC hasn’t been a requirement for us when we followed the prompts mentioned in the video to pay for the birth certificate online with a credit card. The only fields marked as required (*) to make the payment, as of today 9/1/22 were “Name(s), First surname, Second surname, CURP, and Email." If yours is showing an RFC is required (*), Mexico has a generic RFC for foreigners which may work for you. Let me know if you need help finding it. Hope this helps! 😊👍🏽
I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
Hi thank you for this video. I've been unfortunate finding my mom's birth certificate. She has an interesting story and has never met her dad. Any additional information you could share on hoe to get would be very helpful 🙏
Hi @latinmama33 Some states in Mexico are faster than others about updating their online databases. Your best option, if you can't find it online, may be to go in person to the municipality in Mexico where her birth was originally registered and request a copy there. [Some offices will allow you to send someone in your behalf, if that's better for you.] I hope that helps.
@MixedinMexico my poor mom has didn't even know her birth name until last month 😢 she's also been celebrating the wrong birthday. I was able to find her birth certificate, but there is still very little info. Example it says her birth time was 3 ( but was that am or pm?) I'm happy to at least know her birthday and last name. Thank you for replying xoxo
Hey, Is getting a birth year corrected on a Mexican birth certificate possible from the USA? Are you familiar with the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh, North Carolina? Looking to get feedback on acquiring a corrected birth certificate to get citizenship. Have work permit + social security card. Any feedback?
Hi Zayed. I am not 100% sure on if the Registro Civil office at the Consulate will be able to assist with that amendment, as that is usually handled by the municipality or federal entity in Mexico where the birth occurred; but it doesn't hurt to try. I would start by sending the consulate an email or reaching out via phone; if possible. Below, I will also link some helpful resources that may assist you: 1. The phone directory for the Raleigh, North Carolina Consulate: consulmex.sre.gob.mx/raleigh/index.php/inicio/directorio 2. Link to the FAQs on the Mexican government website; one is in regards to amending incorrect data and instructions for emailing the federal entity for corrections: www.gob.mx/actas/articulos/preguntas-frecuentes-119110 3. A directory list of all the Registro Civil Offices in Mexico; with their addresses, phone numbers, and emails by locations: consulmex.sre.gob.mx/raleigh/images/PDFs/DIRECTORIO_2021.pdf I hope that helps!
Would this be considered an “original” birth certificate? For residency it asks for an original and a copy so just want to make sure I don’t mess this up….Thanks in advance and love your channel!
Hi @Chonny_Boy yes, this would be considered an “original” for INM purposes. I would be sure to print in color (as to show the green outline) and access/download it in the month you will use it. They do tend to be quite picky about the date printed on it. I hope that helps! 👍🏽 Let us know how it goes for your residency! 😊 We’ll be rooting for you!!
I found this on someone else's reply hopefully it helps because it helped me. I just got my mother's birthday certificate. 7 months ago I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
Hi @JaydenJmommy Mine is still not requiring it. Have you tried using the generic RFC [XAXX010101000] for foreigners if you don't yet have an RFC? I hope that helps.
Does anyone else get the "Error al generar la línea de captura! El servicio externo no está disponible, favor de intentar más tarde." when trying to check out? I've tried throughout the day for the past 3 days and this error doesn't seem to go away. Any guidance would be appreciated!
Hi @jessicagomez6614 I believe their system was down a few weeks ago. I was encountering the same issue while assisting a few of my clients. (I had to go to a Registro Civil office in person with their CURP in order to pay for and get a physical up-to-date Birth Certificate). I can confirm however that the site is now up and working as of this morning. I just recently accessed a client's birth certificate before replying to this comment. I hope this helps!
Hi! Yes, some parts of Mexico are slowly entering in all the birth certificates into their online database. Some Mexican states are faster than others with the switch from printed to electronic form. This was the case with my mother-in-law’s birth certificate, as I’ll explain in my next video. After typing in all her correct information, we continued to get that error message because her home state hadn’t made the switch over yet, but thankfully my father-in-law’s home state in Mexico had. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment 😊
@ismaelcastelan4495 From the Mexican government? No. But once you have your official Mexican Birth Certificate, it's quite an easy process to get it translated into English by a professional translator. I hope that helps!
Hey Andrea! Once you come to the page at minute 7:10, you can click "descargar acta" and it should automatically download to your browser and/or computer; so I would first check those 2 locations on your device. If you don't see it there [and you've clicked that button], I would save that alphanumeric code that is usually in red on that same page at minute 7:10, and use that to re-access the file for download at another time or on a different device; or even just with another browser. I hope that helps!
@user-zx8dd3vr2r If you don't know your grandfather or grandmother's full name, you will have difficulties requesting your mother's birth certificate online. I usually suggest to my clients to go in person to a Registro Civil office in Mexico with your parent's CURP (in your case, your mom's), and request a copy of her birth certificate. It may expedite the process if your mother is present with you. I hope that helps!
I was born in the US🇺🇸 and 0:02 my parent registered me in their hometown in Mexico 🇲🇽 as a child but as born there. So I have two birth certificates and am trying to figure out the best way to have the Mexico 🇲🇽 birth certificate corrected with me born in the USA 🇺🇸 so I can get my dual citizenship. Any suggestions?
Hi Armando! That's a great problem to have. With your two birth certificates, it sounds like you already possess dual citizenship and qualify for 2 passports; both in the U.S. and Mexico. Having your place of birth altered on your Mexican birth certificate shouldn't change much, as regards to what you may qualify for; but if you desire to have that amended, I would reach out, in one way or anther, to the local Registro Civil office in Mexico that your parents registered you at. They would be in the best position to assist. I hope that helps!
I went to the website and paid. Every time it says to download the PDF it says that it downloaded but doesn’t show anything. Do they also send it by mail also? 2:51
Hi Serena. Depending on the browser you use, you may have to go to your browser's download folder to access it and save it to your computer. After you purchase it, I believe with the folio number they give you, you can re-access it within a certain amount of days to redownload it. Have you tried using a different web browser or checking your preferred web browser's download folder? To my knowledge, they do not mail out the birth certificates with this website. I hope that helps!
I could not locate my Aunts Birth Certificate at all she was born March 1, 1945 in Torreon, Coahuila. I have tried all different name variations for her cannot find nothing at all. I have emailed the Consulant have heard nothing back. What is my next step to do? I don't speak spanish at all so I cannot call them directly.
Hi Michael. Sorry you're having difficulties. My best piece of advice, since the consulates haven't gotten back to you, would be to reach out to the actual Registro Civil office in Mexico where her birth was registered, as they would be in the best position to assist. If she was born in Coahuila, here is a link to their webpage (below) and all of their contact details, including an email you can utilize, is on their webpage. I hope this helps! www.registrocivilcoahuila.gob.mx/
Check the local churches of their place of birth and look for baptismal records. Once the church can confirm their baptism, they can give you a constancia of baptism. The local civil can use this to register the birth. That’s how I found my great grandmother and she was born 1907. I made the trip personally to some little pueblo in southern chihuahua. I too got no response from my local consulate. I took care of everything in Mexico instead. Smaller town’s civiles are far less crowded than major cities.
Hi. It could be that there is an error [either in the date or spelling] that doesn't match what the official record says or it could be that the state of your birth hasn't entered your birth certificate into the online system yet. I would reach out to the Registro Civil office in Mexico where your birth was registered for a physical copy, or assistance with entering the correct data on the online portal.
Hi @Stephanie It has been our experience that this birth certificate will serve as an official copy, even on regular printer paper. We have used this printed version to handle several government appointments here in Mexico, without a problem; even when the appointment requirements call for "original and copy". I hope this helps!
I was born in the United States but my parents registered me in Mexico so I also have a birth certificate from Mexico would I be able to obtain a passport with just that information also is this what I would need to be considered a dual citizen
Hi Roberto! Having both birth certificates verifies your dual citizenship! Having 2 passports will simply make travel between the two countries easier. Your Mexican birth certificate is the crucial document needed to acquire your passport for Mexico; so you are already one step ahead! What else you will need (as far as supporting documents) depends on which country you decide to get your Mexican Passport in; whether that be IN Mexico at an SRE office or in the US at a Mexican Consulate. You may find this video to be of assistance: ua-cam.com/video/A_btGhfVTUk/v-deo.html I hope that helps!
how can I get a birth certificate from a person who was never register in mexico? where can we go to get him register and get a birth certificate. If anyone can help me or give me advice. Please . And Thank You so much!
Hi Joanna! Their first step would be to either make a "Registro Civil" appointment at a Mexican Consulate or to actually go in person to a Registro Civil Office in Mexico and register the birth. If you would like to know what's needed for the appointment or how to make it, here are two videos that may prove helpful: Registering your birth: ua-cam.com/video/xu7IX3o7_9E/v-deo.html Consulate Appointment: ua-cam.com/video/8ho46iLUFpg/v-deo.html
Para obtener la acta de nacimiento es muy facil si naciste en Mexico tienes que tener todos tus Datos Lugar de nacimiento puedes visitar cualquier ciber y aplicar es muy facil yo lo hice yo Tengo viviendo mas de 50 anos
Hi. For me, the RFC is not marked with an asterisk(*) and is not a required field, but if you are curious as to what the RFC is, I did make a video on the subject. In the video, I also give the generic RFC for foreigners and those without an RFC, as of yet. Maybe that will work for you. I hope that helps! ua-cam.com/video/yv1yyNMXFb8/v-deo.html
I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
If you access the website from the USA there’s an asterisk for the RFC. Just use the CURP. Now the problem I’m having is that when I click “Proceder al Pago” it takes me to a white error page that says “405 Not Allowed” 😭
I have a Mexican birth certificate. Born in Mexico in 1953. Both my parents were US citizens. My birth certificate list two last names. All my US ID only lists my paternal last name. This has created a very difficult situation for me getting a Mexican passport. The Mexican consulate in NC has told me to legally change my name and update all my US ID. This simply will not work for me. Any suggestions how I can get a Mexican passport? Will Mexico deport me if I over stay an FMM? BTW, my US passport list my birth place as Mexico. I also have a CURP.
Hi Gil. That sounds very frustrating. I'm sorry you have to deal with that. If you strongly desire to get your passport at a Mexican Consulate, I would either reach out to the Registro Civil office in Mexico where your birth was registered to see what the process would be to amend your name on the birth certificate; OR add both names to either your U.S. driver's license or passport and use whichever is easier to change along with your Mexican birth certificate that matches the name. They seem to be very particular when it comes to this at the consulates. As an alternative; Since you already have your Mexican birth certificate, I would simply get your Mexican passport at an SRE office IN Mexico, if at all possible. It may prove to be a lot easier than changing your names for the Consulate in the U.S. You may have to get a Mexican driver's license or an INE, if you don't already have one, as a supplementary form/proof of ID; but that shouldn't be too difficult. And as far as getting deported for over staying your FMM; the answer is/should be no. Because you are a Mexican citizen and possess a Mexican birth certificate, at most, you will pay a fine for accidentally coming in as a tourist. I hope this helps!
@@MixedinMexico Thanks for this valuable information. I've checked every resource I could find and your advice agrees with the best information I've been able to find. My wife & I love traveling in Mexico and given the crazy political situation here in the US, Mexico has always been our safe place if things get ugly here. Again, Many Thanks Gil
I'm trying to get my dad's Mexican birth certificate and your video is helpful but when we get to the third step i put the curp and email and person that's going to pay and It basically tells me I have to fill everything out mandatory am I doing something wrong or is it just mandatory now in 2024
Nombre(s)*: Ingresa tu Nombre(s) Primer apellido*: Ingresa tu Primer apellido Segundo apellido*: Ingresa tu Segundo apellido RFC*: CURP*: Ingresa tu CURP Estado*: Ingresa tu Estado Municipio*: Población*: Ingresa tu Población Colonia*: Ingresa tu Colonia Calle*: Ingresa tu Calle Número*: Ingresa tu Número Código postal*: Ingresa tu Código postal Correo electrónico: its asking for all of that for me, seems different from what it's requiring from you to pay.. what the heck?
That's so odd. I wonder why. Thank you for sharing @onixtheone If you don't have an RFC you can try typing in the generic one for foreigners [XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] There is also a generic CURP for foreigners, if you need it [XEXX010101HNEXXXA4 for men or XEXX010101MNEXXXA8 for women]. I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico I think it depends on the state as they all have different requirements, I've had the requirements change based on the state and thank you so much for these generic CURPs and RFCs which solved my issues! :)
Hi Zoe! 😊 Thanks for tuning into the channel. As of yet, I do not have a recommendation for an English speaking Immigration Lawyer because I’ve gone through all the processes on my own; without a lawyer. Living here though has allowed me to network and meet many reputable professionals; so if I do come across any good ones in the future, I’ll be sure to mention it in a video.
This so helpful! Thank you so much for the information! ❤
I love how you speak so smooth you sound like asmr 😩😴❤️
😂 Thank you. That is a first for me.
This was so helpful and you're awesome at explaining everything!!!Thank you
That was very kind of you to say @TheAsaadFamily Thank you very much! 😊
Sis, this was SUPER helpful. Thank you for doing that! Your walk through was stealar
You are so welcome! 😊 I'm glad you found it helpful!
Thank you for your tutorial. It was perfect. You're such a blessing may God bless you greatly!
You are very welcome! 😊 We appreciate the compliment. ❤️
Thank you SO MUCH!! Your video was a super helpful resource!
No problem! @jessicakeopke527 😊 I'm glad to help!
What do I do if I can’t find mine
Love the video. I need to look up my father's birth certificate. I wasn't sure if when you are searching it eventually finds results and helps narrow them down. That wasn't clear but I guess I'll have to find out.
Hi Rebeca. Glad you enjoyed the video. 😊 The website unfortunately will not help you narrow down the search. It requires that you type in all of your father's correct details, exactly as they would appear on his birth certificate. I hope that helps!
I am so confuse it doesnt let me process a payment with a us credit card. It just download a pdf of a reference of payment. Can you help ?
You're awesome. Thank you so much for this video. My daughter is sending you turns of hug
My pleasure! I'm glad you found value in it. 😊
Do you have to have CURP to make payment? I do not have one or need one. Just need to get my fathers birth certificate. Thank you!
Thanks so much. Was able to obtain my BC.😊
Music to my ears! 😊 👍🏽 I'm glad everything worked out!
How do I enter my payment information if I’m paying from the US ?
Same it keeps declining my payment 😒
Hi @Jilamen687 As long as it is Visa or Mastercard, you just enter in the information as normal and it should go through. I used a VISA from the US for this video. I hope that helps!
@@esmiicorza9833same here.. I’m using Mastercard and it won’t take it.
I used visa and it worked fine
Do you know what the name of the government office in Tijuana is that i can get a birth certificate? For someone born in Tijuana? Thank you
Thank you for the help!!!
Great video
No problem! 😊 Thank you for the compliment.
I’m from the US and the only Option of pay is to pay upfront in mexico how can I resolve this?
Hi @tr I am also from the U.S., and I was given the option (at minute 4:44) to pay with a visa or mastercard. It gave me 2 options to pay as you may have seen on the screen [either with a card or through the state's payment format]. I am not sure why your screen may be indicating differently. Sorry I couldn't be of more assistance. I hope you will be able to get it resolved. I'm rooting for you!
I followed all these steps and found my mother info. But when I was trying to enter my info to purchase it asked for the RFC not the CURP😢 Do I need to find someone with an RFC to get the document?
Hi @jackieamber16 I’m sorry you’re having difficulties. Have you tried using the generic RFC for foreigners? I was able to download a client’s birth certificate just the other day without entering mine. If you are still having difficulties after trying that, maybe I can assist? You can reach out (via MixedinMexico.com) for a quick question or consultation. I hope that helps!
Hello. I was able to get my husbands BC online :) super helpful thank you! ❤ quick question. Will it also come in the mail or is this just PDF? Will this count if I take it to the county clerks office in PDF?
Hi @YayaHerrera-nu2rq I'm glad you found the video helpful. The Birth Certificate will not come in the mail as well, it will just be made available to download by PDF. It is accepted in all official capacities in Mexico, no matter the office. (They usually want it printed for the month you use it, oddly.) If you are referring to a county clerks office in the U.S. or abroad, it SHOULD be accepted but I can't be too certain, as I've never made use of it other than for use in Mexico. I hope that helps! 😊
My husband was born in 1966 at the red cross and does not have a birth certificate. He has his resident card for the USA and a social security number here. He tried to use the recommendation you gave but was not able to get access this way. Do you have another recommendation if not able to get through this method online?
Thank you for this video. When I went to pay for the BC it asked me for my RFC #. I do not have one. Is there any way to bypass that. I tried getting it on-line through the SAT website, but the page does not load.....HELP! Thank you so much!
Hi Patty! If you don't have an RFC you can try typing in the generic one for foreigners
[XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000]
There is also a generic CURP for foreigners, if you need it
XEXX010101HNEXXXA4 for men or
XEXX010101MNEXXXA8 for women]. I
hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico ❤❤❤ You just saved my life! I have my Consulate appointment in a couple of days and thanks to your previous videos JUST learned that Mexican birth certificates "expire." I was able to find my dad's online, but it wouldn't let me submit payment. I spent 2 hours trying to find a solution online or a service that could get them for me Those were charging over $90, but would only send me the documents via paper mail. These generic RFCs and CURP did the trick. I had put my laptop down for the night and was about to give up. But something told me to give it one more try. I randomly clicked another one of your videos and scrolled through the comments. THANK YOU 😘
I am unable to get anything on this website. I don’t have the curp. I inputed all my information and It keeps saying, “ Los datos ingresados no arrogan resultados en la búsqueda “? I tried putting in my two last names backwards, no help. Is there anything else I can do? I live in California but I was born in Tijuana.
I had the same issue after putting my mothers name 1st and had no success so I put my father’s name and it worked , the girl who put out this you tube video said not to put the city and state and it wouldn’t work so I put the county I currently live in the country which is United States and city plus zip could, after doing the search it found me and gave me the reg number then I proceeded forward, I learned my middle name was one character different than search results which aided in the difficulty of the search. A lady put out a comment in more details so give what i wrote a try and don’t give up, search more comments the info is there, good luck 🍀
I followed are you steps. My mother was born in 1931 in Jalisco. I should have done this when my mom was alive. My bittier sister will not send photo of the birth certificate. I am so fusterated.
Hi Aaliyah,
Thanks for your video. I have another question. If I want to go back and download a copy of the BC what do I need? I paid from the USA and was not immediately taken to the download page, but payment was confirmed. Any ideas?
Hey Elias! On minute 7:07 of the video, if you click on that red button to download (or “descargar”) the birth certificate, it should download to your device automatically. If it doesn’t, I would save that confirmation code on the screen that it gives you after your payment is confirmed. That confirmation code should allow you to go back to and re-download and/or re-print the birth certificate for the next 24 hours from payment. I hope this helps! Let me know how it goes!!
It’s asking for RFC I’m trying to get fathers birth certificate
Hi @michellemaldonado2637 it shouldn't be a required field; I always leave it blank. However if they are requesting it of you for some reason, try putting in the generic RFC for foreigners [either XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] I hope that helps!
When i entered my grandmothers information, it didnt work, is it because she was born in 1932
Hi @soccergod7264 That could be the case, as they didn't have electronic records yet back then. Her home town probably hasn't completely updated all their online records yet. It may be worth it to visit a Registro Civil office for her most up to date one.
When it come to paying it ask for the name of the person that’s gona make the payment I know the RFC is not required so I press confirm and I keep getting the message that’s says “Error al generar la línea de captura! El servicio no esta disponible, por favor intenta más tarde” can someone please help!?😫
Hi Edgar. Sometimes their online system encounters malfunctions. If possible, it may be advisable to go to a Registro Civil office [either in Mexico or at a Consulate Office abroad] with your CURP print out and have them access and print your birth certificate for you. I hope that helps!
Hi! Your content has been EXTREMELY helpful! Just using your videos tonight I was able to get a CURP and download my dad's birth certificate all from home! Thank you so much! I have read ALL the comments and browsed several videos but nothing seems to address my issue: One of the requirements is an ID from your Mexican born parents. I do not have that. I have no contact with my dad.(Mexican born but now US naturalized) I understand from your responses to other comments that I should go to the registro civil as they may be more lenient. However what do I do for the ID portion? Thanks in advance!
Hi @georgianadiaz Thank you for the kind compliment; I appreciate it and I'm glad to know my videos have been helpful for you. In regards to securing your dual citizenship through your Mexican father, while the Registro Civil offices in Mexico have more leniencies in what they can allow for, they will all still require an official Mexican ID for your Father when you go to Register your birth. You will need either his Mexican Passport, his Mexican INE card, or a Matricular Consular ID for him, if he has one. They understandably have to be strict with adherence to this rule, due to the prevalence and potential for fraud [especially with so many duplicate names in Mexico]. I hope that answers your question. Feel free to reach out with any other questions you may have.
Thank you for this information, I have a question though "Did you use a US credit card for birth certificate?"
No problem. Yes, I did use a US credit card for the purchase. Great question.
Thank you for this video. Getting my dad's birth certificate online when I get to the third step I put the name of the person that's going to pay the curp and email I press confirm but it's says all the other information is mandatory I'm really not sure, what to do? Or how to fill out? I can't get to the 4 step any advice?
Hi @mshappy810 If you are referring to the information on minute 5:10 of the video, I would recommend typing in all the appropriate address information. The RFC should not be a mandatory field, however if they are also requesting it of you for some reason, try putting in the generic RFC for foreigners [either XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] I hope that helps!
Great video! Thank you for this.
Is anyone else having issues paying? I'm in the US and have tried multiple cards, both Visa and MC and the payment keeps getting denied.
I'm not sure if this has to do with the 4th step where it has you enter your name, first last name and then second last name...
Hey Oscar! No problem. Sorry you’re having problems paying; I haven’t encountered that, as of yet. I hope someone can reply below and assist, as they overcome this issue.
For what it’s worth, I have heard of individuals using VPNs for Mexico and having better success from other Mexican government sites.
I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexicoI finally got it to work and to tell you the truth, I’m not sure how…but here’s what I did.
I currently live in the US (Texas).
I used my computer and used Mozilla Firefox and edge and it didn’t work.
I tried on my phone using Safari and it didn’t work.
I tried VPN and used Mexico as my location, both on my phone and computer and it didn’t work.
I randomly decided to try it again (2 weeks later) on my computer using Firefox (no vpn) and turned off my ad blockers and then when it came time to pay, it took my payment.
Don’t think the ad blockers had anything to do with it since I also tried on my iPhone using Safari and I don’t have ad blockers on it so I’m not sure what the difference was.
Thank you for your help and I hope this helps someone in the future
What do we do if there is no option to pay online?
Awesome video and walk-through for dealing with Mexico’s buggy websites.
If in the United States and no results come up during a search for a birth certificate what are the next steps in getting a birth certificate. I was born in Mexico but the search is not producing a result.
A trip to the Consulate? (Ugh….like getting teeth pulled)…or do I need to contact someone at the Registro Civil in the Mexican State where I was born? Thanks!!
Hey Elias. Thanks for watching the video. A similar situation happened with my mother-in-law. Her hometown in Mexico hasn’t fully gone electronic yet so she decided to have someone she knew from there go to their Registro Civil office and get her birth certificate for her. It was just faster than the Consulate for when she needed it; but in theory…a Registro Civil appointment at the Consulate Office should be able to take care of it as well.
So once you paid, download and print does this count as official if you take a copy to the consulate?
Yes. From my understanding, it does indeed count as an official copy. We used it without problem at a Registro Civil Office here in Mexico.
@@MixedinMexico thank you
Hi can I get my with the process am in Africa please I need to leave here thanks
Hi. If you were born in Mexico, you can follow the prompts of this video to access your Mexican Birth Certificate. Or if you prefer, you can attend an appointment at your local/preferred Mexican Consulate Office abroad and they should be able to help you access it. I hope that helps!
This video is awesome and very helpful.
We unfortunately were unable to find my moms birth certificate and we emailed the office per their notes and we received a bounce back email & read “automatically rejected:
Quota exceeded (mailbox for user is full)” any tips?
Hi @veeluna308 Thank you for the compliment. Sorry you're having troubles. What I instruct all my clients in this instance is to either go to the local registro civil office in Mexico where her birth was originally registered and request a physical copy of the newest birth certificate (and also request that her records be updated online); or go to any preferred registro civil office in Mexico with her and her CURP and ask them to print out a birth certificate for you. I hope this helps!
I am having an issue where I try to download it but it is not allowing me to. It opens another page but the page remains blank. I am on iphone. Not sure what to do.
@eddiealvear Sorry you're having difficulties. Have you tried accessing it from a desktop browser?
I got through all the steps (explained super well 😊) but it doesn’t let me download the pdf 😢How can I fix this ?
Hi Patty. Sorry you're having troubles. Were you able to save the reference number it generated for you? Maybe you could try accessing it from a different browser and/or device.
What if you get no results?
@JaneeSeiter it could be that the birth certificate you are searching for is not yet on the online database, or information was entered incorrectly (on your end or theirs); or a number of other factors. It may be advisable to go in person to a Registro Civil office for more information. I hope that helps!
Each time I try to get my BC and input all my information to pull my BC it says it cant be found. I entered my CURP and my personal data.its so frustrating
Hi Alberto. Sorry you’re having troubles. It could be that they are just slow in putting all the birth certificates from your hometown into their online database. If it helps, you could go to the Registro Civil office in Mexico that you were originally registered with (with a recent CURP printout) and request that it be updated & accessible online; or you can go to any Registro Civil office in the country (or abroad, at a Consulate) and request the latest printed version of your birth certificate, if you need it for immediate use. I hope that helps!
Is it a certified copy? Can it be used in the us to apply for a mexican passport in the cosulate office ?
Hi Nadia. Yes, this birth certificate should be accepted at any government office, including consulates. You shouldn't have a problem using it to acquire or renew your passport. I hope that helps!
It can also be printed in any type of paper ? But it has to be colored ink i imagine ?
@naynaysmile that is correct 👍🏽
I am in the US and I am trying to get my mom's mexican birth cerf. But it is requiring an RFC and we don't live in Mexico; therefore; we do not have an RFC or a Mexican address. I followed the steps but it is requiring fields (all information now) We are still struggling to get her birth cerf. If I am doing something wrong, please comment. I tried today 8/31/22. Help!
Hey Norma! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment. An RFC hasn’t been a requirement for us when we followed the prompts mentioned in the video to pay for the birth certificate online with a credit card.
The only fields marked as required (*) to make the payment, as of today 9/1/22 were “Name(s), First surname, Second surname, CURP, and Email."
If yours is showing an RFC is required (*), Mexico has a generic RFC for foreigners which may work for you. Let me know if you need help finding it. Hope this helps! 😊👍🏽
I have the same issue. Both my phone and laptop inquiries are asking for an RFC with asterisk. Hopefully an error and it gets fixed.
I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
Thank you for this response. This helped me get my mothers birthday certificate from home. Thank you a million times.
It’s not showing an online payment as an option for me.
When you print it out dose it have front and back
It does not have both sides, only the front side of the print out will have information on it. I hope that helps!
Hi thank you for this video. I've been unfortunate finding my mom's birth certificate. She has an interesting story and has never met her dad. Any additional information you could share on hoe to get would be very helpful 🙏
Hi @latinmama33 Some states in Mexico are faster than others about updating their online databases. Your best option, if you can't find it online, may be to go in person to the municipality in Mexico where her birth was originally registered and request a copy there. [Some offices will allow you to send someone in your behalf, if that's better for you.] I hope that helps.
@MixedinMexico my poor mom has didn't even know her birth name until last month 😢 she's also been celebrating the wrong birthday. I was able to find her birth certificate, but there is still very little info. Example it says her birth time was 3 ( but was that am or pm?) I'm happy to at least know her birthday and last name. Thank you for replying xoxo
Hey, Is getting a birth year corrected on a Mexican birth certificate possible from the USA?
Are you familiar with the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh, North Carolina?
Looking to get feedback on acquiring a corrected birth certificate to get citizenship.
Have work permit + social security card.
Any feedback?
Hi Zayed. I am not 100% sure on if the Registro Civil office at the Consulate will be able to assist with that amendment, as that is usually handled by the municipality or federal entity in Mexico where the birth occurred; but it doesn't hurt to try. I would start by sending the consulate an email or reaching out via phone; if possible. Below, I will also link some helpful resources that may assist you:
1. The phone directory for the Raleigh, North Carolina Consulate:
consulmex.sre.gob.mx/raleigh/index.php/inicio/directorio
2. Link to the FAQs on the Mexican government website; one is in regards to amending incorrect data and instructions for emailing the federal entity for corrections:
www.gob.mx/actas/articulos/preguntas-frecuentes-119110
3. A directory list of all the Registro Civil Offices in Mexico; with their addresses, phone numbers, and emails by locations:
consulmex.sre.gob.mx/raleigh/images/PDFs/DIRECTORIO_2021.pdf
I hope that helps!
Would this be considered an “original” birth certificate? For residency it asks for an original and a copy so just want to make sure I don’t mess this up….Thanks in advance and love your channel!
Hi @Chonny_Boy yes, this would be considered an “original” for INM purposes. I would be sure to print in color (as to show the green outline) and access/download it in the month you will use it. They do tend to be quite picky about the date printed on it. I hope that helps! 👍🏽 Let us know how it goes for your residency! 😊 We’ll be rooting for you!!
@@MixedinMexico Thank you so much for such a quick response. This information is very helpful and I will let you know how it goes. Thanks again!
This is making me put in an RFC
I found this on someone else's reply hopefully it helps because it helped me. I just got my mother's birthday certificate.
7 months ago
I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
Hi @JaydenJmommy Mine is still not requiring it. Have you tried using the generic RFC [XAXX010101000] for foreigners if you don't yet have an RFC? I hope that helps.
Does anyone else get the "Error al generar la línea de captura! El servicio externo no está disponible, favor de intentar más tarde." when trying to check out? I've tried throughout the day for the past 3 days and this error doesn't seem to go away. Any guidance would be appreciated!
Hi @jessicagomez6614 I believe their system was down a few weeks ago. I was encountering the same issue while assisting a few of my clients. (I had to go to a Registro Civil office in person with their CURP in order to pay for and get a physical up-to-date Birth Certificate). I can confirm however that the site is now up and working as of this morning. I just recently accessed a client's birth certificate before replying to this comment. I hope this helps!
For me it says captcha is invalid or the data entered does not return a result in the search
Hi! Yes, some parts of Mexico are slowly entering in all the birth certificates into their online database. Some Mexican states are faster than others with the switch from printed to electronic form.
This was the case with my mother-in-law’s birth certificate, as I’ll explain in my next video. After typing in all her correct information, we continued to get that error message because her home state hadn’t made the switch over yet, but thankfully my father-in-law’s home state in Mexico had. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching the video and leaving a comment 😊
Is there a way to obtain the birth certificate in an English version
@ismaelcastelan4495 From the Mexican government? No. But once you have your official Mexican Birth Certificate, it's quite an easy process to get it translated into English by a professional translator. I hope that helps!
Hi i wondering if you can help me i paid but it never showed where to download it
Hey Andrea! Once you come to the page at minute 7:10, you can click "descargar acta" and it should automatically download to your browser and/or computer; so I would first check those 2 locations on your device. If you don't see it there [and you've clicked that button], I would save that alphanumeric code that is usually in red on that same page at minute 7:10, and use that to re-access the file for download at another time or on a different device; or even just with another browser. I hope that helps!
I'm looking for my mother's birth certificate and I don't know what her mother and fathers name is. Can I still request a birth cerrtificate?
@user-zx8dd3vr2r If you don't know your grandfather or grandmother's full name, you will have difficulties requesting your mother's birth certificate online. I usually suggest to my clients to go in person to a Registro Civil office in Mexico with your parent's CURP (in your case, your mom's), and request a copy of her birth certificate. It may expedite the process if your mother is present with you. I hope that helps!
I was born in the US🇺🇸 and 0:02 my parent registered me in their hometown in Mexico 🇲🇽 as a child but as born there. So I have two birth certificates and am trying to figure out the best way to have the Mexico 🇲🇽 birth certificate corrected with me born in the USA 🇺🇸 so I can get my dual citizenship. Any suggestions?
Hi Armando! That's a great problem to have. With your two birth certificates, it sounds like you already possess dual citizenship and qualify for 2 passports; both in the U.S. and Mexico. Having your place of birth altered on your Mexican birth certificate shouldn't change much, as regards to what you may qualify for; but if you desire to have that amended, I would reach out, in one way or anther, to the local Registro Civil office in Mexico that your parents registered you at. They would be in the best position to assist. I hope that helps!
Any luck Armando? I have the same situation but mine also has the wrong birth year.
Is this considered a Certified Birth certificate?
The Dmv says they cant take a copy
Yes, this is considered a Certified Birth Certificate in Mexico.
I went to the website and paid. Every time it says to download the PDF it says that it downloaded but doesn’t show anything. Do they also send it by mail also? 2:51
Hi Serena. Depending on the browser you use, you may have to go to your browser's download folder to access it and save it to your computer. After you purchase it, I believe with the folio number they give you, you can re-access it within a certain amount of days to redownload it. Have you tried using a different web browser or checking your preferred web browser's download folder? To my knowledge, they do not mail out the birth certificates with this website. I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico thank you so much for responding. I got it working now
I could not locate my Aunts Birth Certificate at all she was born March 1, 1945 in Torreon, Coahuila. I have tried all different name variations for her cannot find nothing at all. I have emailed the Consulant have heard nothing back. What is my next step to do? I don't speak spanish at all so I cannot call them directly.
Hi Michael. Sorry you're having difficulties. My best piece of advice, since the consulates haven't gotten back to you, would be to reach out to the actual Registro Civil office in Mexico where her birth was registered, as they would be in the best position to assist. If she was born in Coahuila, here is a link to their webpage (below) and all of their contact details, including an email you can utilize, is on their webpage. I hope this helps! www.registrocivilcoahuila.gob.mx/
Check the local churches of their place of birth and look for baptismal records. Once the church can confirm their baptism, they can give you a constancia of baptism. The local civil can use this to register the birth. That’s how I found my great grandmother and she was born 1907. I made the trip personally to some little pueblo in southern chihuahua. I too got no response from my local consulate. I took care of everything in Mexico instead. Smaller town’s civiles are far less crowded than major cities.
What do i do when i enter my info. And it said its not right
Hi. It could be that there is an error [either in the date or spelling] that doesn't match what the official record says or it could be that the state of your birth hasn't entered your birth certificate into the online system yet. I would reach out to the Registro Civil office in Mexico where your birth was registered for a physical copy, or assistance with entering the correct data on the online portal.
Is this just a copy or does it send you the original copy?
Hi @Stephanie It has been our experience that this birth certificate will serve as an official copy, even on regular printer paper. We have used this printed version to handle several government appointments here in Mexico, without a problem; even when the appointment requirements call for "original and copy". I hope this helps!
I was born in the United States but my parents registered me in Mexico so I also have a birth certificate from Mexico would I be able to obtain a passport with just that information also is this what I would need to be considered a dual citizen
Hi Roberto! Having both birth certificates verifies your dual citizenship! Having 2 passports will simply make travel between the two countries easier. Your Mexican birth certificate is the crucial document needed to acquire your passport for Mexico; so you are already one step ahead! What else you will need (as far as supporting documents) depends on which country you decide to get your Mexican Passport in; whether that be IN Mexico at an SRE office or in the US at a Mexican Consulate. You may find this video to be of assistance: ua-cam.com/video/A_btGhfVTUk/v-deo.html I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico thank you so much for your great videos
You are very welcome! I’m glad you’ve found them helpful! 😊👍🏽
how can I get a birth certificate from a person who was never register in mexico? where can we go to get him register and get a birth certificate. If anyone can help me or give me advice. Please . And Thank You so much!
Hi Joanna! Their first step would be to either make a "Registro Civil" appointment at a Mexican Consulate or to actually go in person to a Registro Civil Office in Mexico and register the birth. If you would like to know what's needed for the appointment or how to make it, here are two videos that may prove helpful:
Registering your birth: ua-cam.com/video/xu7IX3o7_9E/v-deo.html
Consulate Appointment: ua-cam.com/video/8ho46iLUFpg/v-deo.html
Para obtener la acta de nacimiento es muy facil si naciste en Mexico tienes que tener todos tus Datos Lugar de nacimiento puedes visitar cualquier ciber y aplicar es muy facil yo lo hice yo Tengo viviendo mas de 50 anos
For me it says I need a rfc what is that and what if I don't have one
Hi. For me, the RFC is not marked with an asterisk(*) and is not a required field, but if you are curious as to what the RFC is, I did make a video on the subject. In the video, I also give the generic RFC for foreigners and those without an RFC, as of yet. Maybe that will work for you. I hope that helps! ua-cam.com/video/yv1yyNMXFb8/v-deo.html
I was able to use the curp # as the RFC all you do is cut off the last 5 numbers. Then we’re it says municipio I put my County and we’re it says población and colonia i just put my city. That’s the only way I was able to get my mothers birth certificate. Hope this helps!
If you access the website from the USA there’s an asterisk for the RFC. Just use the CURP. Now the problem I’m having is that when I click “Proceder al Pago” it takes me to a white error page that says “405 Not Allowed” 😭
I have a Mexican birth certificate. Born in Mexico in 1953. Both my parents were US citizens. My birth certificate list two last names. All my US ID only lists my paternal last name. This has created a very difficult situation for me getting a Mexican passport. The Mexican consulate in NC has told me to legally change my name and update all my US ID. This simply will not work for me. Any suggestions how I can get a Mexican passport? Will Mexico deport me if I over stay an FMM? BTW, my US passport list my birth place as Mexico. I also have a CURP.
Hi Gil. That sounds very frustrating. I'm sorry you have to deal with that. If you strongly desire to get your passport at a Mexican Consulate, I would either reach out to the Registro Civil office in Mexico where your birth was registered to see what the process would be to amend your name on the birth certificate; OR add both names to either your U.S. driver's license or passport and use whichever is easier to change along with your Mexican birth certificate that matches the name. They seem to be very particular when it comes to this at the consulates.
As an alternative; Since you already have your Mexican birth certificate, I would simply get your Mexican passport at an SRE office IN Mexico, if at all possible. It may prove to be a lot easier than changing your names for the Consulate in the U.S. You may have to get a Mexican driver's license or an INE, if you don't already have one, as a supplementary form/proof of ID; but that shouldn't be too difficult.
And as far as getting deported for over staying your FMM; the answer is/should be no. Because you are a Mexican citizen and possess a Mexican birth certificate, at most, you will pay a fine for accidentally coming in as a tourist. I hope this helps!
@@MixedinMexico Thanks for this valuable information. I've checked every resource I could find and your advice agrees with the best information I've been able to find. My wife & I love traveling in Mexico and given the crazy political situation here in the US, Mexico has always been our safe place if things get ugly here.
Again, Many Thanks
Gil
Youre a mex citizen it sounds like. There should be a issue. Try a different consulate.
I'm trying to get my dad's Mexican birth certificate and your video is helpful but when we get to the third step i put the curp and email and person that's going to pay and It basically tells me I have to fill everything out mandatory am I doing something wrong or is it just mandatory now in 2024
Nombre(s)*:
Ingresa tu Nombre(s)
Primer apellido*:
Ingresa tu Primer apellido
Segundo apellido*:
Ingresa tu Segundo apellido
RFC*:
CURP*:
Ingresa tu CURP
Estado*:
Ingresa tu Estado
Municipio*:
Población*:
Ingresa tu Población
Colonia*:
Ingresa tu Colonia
Calle*:
Ingresa tu Calle
Número*:
Ingresa tu Número
Código postal*:
Ingresa tu Código postal
Correo electrónico:
its asking for all of that for me, seems different from what it's requiring from you to pay.. what the heck?
That's so odd. I wonder why. Thank you for sharing @onixtheone If you don't have an RFC you can try typing in the generic one for foreigners [XAXX010101000 or XEXX010101000] There is also a generic CURP for foreigners, if you need it [XEXX010101HNEXXXA4 for men or XEXX010101MNEXXXA8 for women]. I hope that helps!
@@MixedinMexico I think it depends on the state as they all have different requirements, I've had the requirements change based on the state and thank you so much for these generic CURPs and RFCs which solved my issues! :)
I need a Mexican Immigration Lawyer that speaks English well. Do you have a recommendation?
Hi Zoe! 😊 Thanks for tuning into the channel. As of yet, I do not have a recommendation for an English speaking Immigration Lawyer because I’ve gone through all the processes on my own; without a lawyer. Living here though has allowed me to network and meet many reputable professionals; so if I do come across any good ones in the future, I’ll be sure to mention it in a video.
@@MixedinMexico Thanks so much
This really helped me find my dads bc
I'm glad to hear it! 😊