Young Mexican American Moves to Mexico for a Better Life 🇲🇽
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- Today I interview Aaron who is a Mexican American who decided to Live in Mexico. Both his parents were born in Mexico so he got his Citizenship through Family. He tells us all about how he got his Mexican Papers and became a Mexican Citizen #Mexico #citizenship #dualcitizenship How to Get your Dual Citizenship
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I’m a gringo born in Mexico 33 years ago. My mom just found my Mexican birth certificate, so now I’m planning a trip asap to get citizenship. Thank you Jose. Hope to meet you in Merida some day soon.
That is awesome! Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!
If you was born in mexico you're a mexican and a your birth certificate prove you're a citizen , you need to get your passport for ID and travel and the voters card for ID abd vote,You can go to a Mexican consulate in the USA
I did it too ! Ive waited longer for haircuts than getting my mex citizenship. And paid more !
That is awesome! Thank you for sharing! Viva Mexico!
8:05 I had it a wee bit harder. I had to go back as far as my great grandparents to get my citizenship as they were the last ones born in Mexico. My parents weren’t born in Mexico nor were their parents. I had to go all the way to a small pueblo in southern Chihuahua to find/get one of my great grandparent’s Acta. It took me a year to officially obtain citizenship. A few months later I took out a passport. Well worth it in the end.
Wow that is still pretty awesome that you were able to get your citizenship even going back that far! Congratulations!
I was happily surprised myself.
Did you get representation or assistance with this, Acteaon? I want to get citizenship through my grandparents.
@@kimm7520 No representation. Did it all on my own & did it all in Mexico.
@@Acteaoncongratulations 🎉🎉🎉🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽
I did dual citizenship for my kids and it was the same process but easier. I was born in Mexico so I knew where to go and it was easier than I thought. As in any government building there are people you can pay to certify and translate any USA documents in Mexico, so ask someone at registro civil. I would not call it having any hiccups or problems if you know the process. If you plan to do in in Mexico, get the appostille done in the USA if possible because international mail does take long. (10 days for me). Everything in English has to be translated into Spanish and certified. Most registros civiles have a machine to provide certified birth certificates. You need the name, birth place and year. You just put the money and in 10 seconds you got it. It’s around 5bucks or 100 pesos.
That is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing with us!
This episode is gold! Both of my parents are Mexican. I am definitely gonna book some tickets to Mexico after I’m cleared from my health issue. Muchas gracias Arón y José!
Glad the video was so helpful!
Awesome interview José! Really informative. Y muchas gracias a este muchacho por educarnos! Yo también soy Chicano and someday I'll most likely want to get my Mexican citizenship
That is awesome! Glad you enjoyed it!
Jose the United States is so isolated even my neighbors are isolated, can't wait to leave this place hopefully sooner!
Thanks for sharing!
You must live on the boonies
A million thanks, Jose and Aaron, this was a very valuable video for me. I was trying to put together a plan to apply for my MX citizenship by descent and with this information, I have a new and better informed view of the whole process.
Can't wait to get started on the long path to dual citizenship! Thanks again.
That is awesome! Glad it was helpful!
I did this whole process from Tijuana even though I live in the United States 🇺🇸, I didn’t have to show proof of address I just went to the office upstairs from the building where I was getting it done and they took a picture they asked how long have you been in Mexico and I put less than 24 hours and they signed it and stamped it , I took that downstairs to where I was getting my dual citizenship you’re Mexican birth certificate and then when I applied for my passport and INE they ask you if you have Mexican parents born in Mexico which Birth Certificate you want to use so I used my dad so they put me as a voter for my INE in Coahuila mex. After that, I gave mexican citizenship to my children and they didn’t have to show proof of address either in Mexico. They just registered them in the state they received their birth certificate, and for the passport for my oldest, they just gave her Mexico City as her state to vote for, but the address on our INE is our American address in the states! I’m sure it’s different everywhere. You go in Mexico. Everybody has their own rules. It’s not like the follow the same template. 😂 Also, once you become a dual citizenship, you can give that citizenship to your children And they can give it to their children. 😊
There’s a lot more to it, but this is as much as I can type lol
That is super awesome! Congratulations! Thank you so much sharing with us! You are right it is very different from state to state in Mexico. But at the end of the day the process is much easier than most people think it is! Viva Mexico!
Interesting maybe TJ is a good place to get it done.
Did you have to have your kids with you? Do you know if I can give a stepson that has a different last name dual citizenship?
@@yetijoeyetijoe kids do need to be present if under the age of 18, you can’t give a step child your nationality unless you have adopted him, as far as I know! But you can get all the I information you need from your “consulado Mexicano “ in your state if in the 🇺🇸.
@@e-rod209 I did it in TJ and it took me six hours to do the whole process from beginning to end I did my other kids in the United States in the state we live in , it was a 4 month process!
If children are under age both parents must attend the final application! So it all depends how fast you want to get it done! ☺️
Still watching all the older videos to get the watch hours up 👍👍👍
Awesome Thank you! But actually the channel that needs more views/watch time is my Talk Show - Jose Unleashed. Here is a direct link - www.youtube.com/@JoseArteagaUnleashed Thank you so much for the love and support!
Thank you Jose and Aaron!! I've been mulling over the idea of dual citizenship (my father was born in Mexico) without knowing where to really begin. I also grew up in the Imperial Valley and have a lot of family in Mexicali that I often visit. While I was there over the holidays I decided to begin the process. After having my BC apostilled in California, coupled with my fathers Mexican birth certificate, I was able to begin. Today, 1 month later, I have my Mexican birth certificate!!! This is all thanks to you Jose and Aaron.
That is awesome! Congratulations! Thanks so much for sharing with us! Viva Mexico!
I appreciate you putting this information out there! My OG plan was to go through the Mexican embassy, but I was having troubles just getting an appointment. Coming across this episode brought a huge sense of relief and direction! My ultimate goal is to move to Mexico full time. VIVA MÉXICO!!! @@JoseArteagaTravels
Thanks for another great episode Jose. I have my dual citizenship and I felt some great emotions when I got it. Before getting it, if you look in Google, it says that the U.S government frowns upon having dual citizenships. It's a scare tactic of a selfish government but don't listen people, go get your dual citizenships. Remember that the native Americans are the ones who should be calling shots in " good old US of A"
Yeh that is pretty crazy that Google says that. The Gov frowns upon just about everything anyone does these days lol If anything I think a statement like that online will only make people want to get their Mexican Citizenship even quicker...... Thanks for sharing!
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This is one of my FAVORITE episodes so far! Great work Jose!
Glad you enjoy it!
Thank you for this Video. It really encouraged me to go through the process and get my Mexican Citizenship!
That is awesome! Glad it was helpful! Thanks for sharing!
Hello Jose, I got my dual citizenship, but I hired an attorney as my father birth certificate was from 1896, they did all the work to the tune of $8,000.00 USD, it took them about 4 month and now I am a mexican citizen.
Congratulations! Thanks for sharing!
My ADD might have kicked in while listening to this but it doesn't sound like it is faster or easier compared to the Consulate in the U.S. At 26:29 he said that the INE took awhile which is needed for the Mexican passport. Also, it sounded like multiple trips are needed to Mexico because he needed to take a parents birth certificate to get a Ansa de Naciemento which is required before starting the whole process. I am not near the border so the trips will add up. A local consulate might be cheaper.
The process is free for dual citizenship, I think the INE explanation was a little confusing you apply for your Mexican passport & INE at the same time (once you have your Mexican birth certificate) you get your passport at the appointment your INE Which is used as a form of ID in Mexico you get within 30 days. Hope that make sense . One other important thing is take all the people work you took to do your dual citizenship when you apply for your passport & INE . ☺️
Thanks for sharing!
Muchas Gracias!
Just got mine too, I hope to hear all the benefits
That is awesome! Congratulations!
Baja Norté. Love that area where he is from. lol I’m all Pocho but my family is from Durango and Chihuahua.
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
*Regarding apostile, you need to set up this appointment with the office of the secretary of state and they will certify/apostile your birth certs. looks like its still 26 bucks.
I got my dual using an attorney in Tijuana. cost me 300 a few yrs back. They guide you through the process and get you going. That said it is highly recommended to use legal representation since it can be a hassle. This interview is spot on and Aaron pointed out a lot of issues. going on. Thanks for sharing.
Thats awesome! Congratulations! Glad you enjoyed the interview!
Wow what a sage this guy is is very cool thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you, my guy! I appreciate it!
I do have doble citizenship
Awesome! Congratulations!
easy way for parents, in a visit 2 MX just take your kid your wife and 2 witnesses and go to registro civil, vital records office, and state before reg civiljudge that you want to register your son/daughter as mexican born abroad. easy as 1,2 3
That is awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Obviously, need to bring birth certificate of all parties involved: parents mx birth cert and minor foreing birth cert.
And by the way a witness he hadn't to be present when you were born and witness your birth lol you can ask a stranger on the street
I would like to point out that female soccer player Diana Ordonez got her Mexican citizenship even though non her parents were Mexican, but her grandparents were born in Mexico back in the 40's. If Mitt Romney would like to become Mexican he could do it because his dad George Romney was born in Chihuahua Mexico, he became governor of Michigan, and back in the 60's tried to run for US President. And by the way, there is bunch of people in Chihuahua with dual citizenship.
That's awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Congratulations, Aaron! 🎉 Thank you for sharing your story. Did you feel emotional when you got your citizenship? And, how do your parents feel about it? :-)
Great questions! Maybe he sees this and answers it for you!
Yes, I did! It felt like finding the piece of the puzzle that was missing in my life all along. My parents would very happy for me too. :D
I am naturalized Mexican citizen, I have foreign born kids, make a video specially on this topic
ok! sounds good!
Good stuff, thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
He has family that are Mexican...parents, grandparents. Easy peezy for him
That's right! Thanks for sharing!
Great Video! I've been thinking about doing this but I only have one parent born in Mexico and not sure what document he has. Can he go to the consulate here in the USA to his Acta because I guess that would be first step?
In some cases you can still get your citizenship with only needing proof of one parent
Yes as a adult you only need one parent and you your self can get your mother/father Mexican birth certificate at the Consulado mexicano” and do the process your self!
I,m going to leave the usa and move to Mexico. Are there any advantages after I become a Mexican citizen?
That's awesome! Yes there are many advantages!
@@JoseArteagaTravels Can ya tell me some of those advantages?
@@JoseArteagaTravelslike what?
Yeah you won't get deported‼️ they are starting to get, strick just like the states are with Mexicans‼️
By becoming a Mexican citizen, you can get access to open a bank account, you don't need to pay your $38 + dollars as foreign ( and it increases every year). You can own a house or property wherever you want, access to some countries that the USA doesn't have, you can get your retirement in Mexico as well, free healthcare etc.
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Hi Jose, great channel and awesome information all the time, by any chance, you or anybody that you know, will know what to do in my case, I like to go back to Mexico Legally, I born in Mexico and several years ago I become US citizen, I will retire in 2 years or so, what do I need to do to live in Mexico legally?
All you gotta do is go to el registro civil and ask for your Mexican Birth Certificate. With the Birth Certificate you can then get your INE and your Passport
1. Your USA birth certificate apostelle ( Aposttillado not older than one year)
2. Translation of birth certificate and apostile ( assigned by mexican Registro Civil).
3. One parent Original birthcertificate ( the one that signs the documents)
4. Copy of The Parent's INE card.
5. A copy of a current bill as proof of residence. ( the bill doesnt have to be in your name)
Thanks for sharing!
Can You link 🔗 a video what to do if i have no contact with my mexican parent on what i can do to get my father’s birth certificate
How about I link you 2 videos ua-cam.com/video/XH9lxrAehSU/v-deo.htmlsi=CdFweiTbWn6jyW6r and ua-cam.com/users/livesDRVo5le3iQ?feature=share
Hola hermanos a question for Aaron did you go to the registro civil en Mexico to get your Mexican birth certificate and all the stuff? Im thinking about heading to Mexico instead of doing here in Caifornia, we might be related Aaron my grandpa was from Zacatecas and most of my family were from Chihuahua..
I think he explained it in the video but yes I think you can just go to registro civil and ask for your birth certificate.
gracias
One questione your guest mentione he went to los angeles to get the birthcertificate apostelle. WHERE DID HE GO TO HAVE OT APOSTELLE
Great question! You can email him directly to find out more information on where he went
Thank for replying. I found is at Secretary of State (Los Angeles) at Ronald Regan Building 300 South Spring Street, room 12513 Los Angeles CA 90013.
the long form birthcertificate is required. $20 for the apostelle and $6 handling fee. A form needs to be filled stating for what country the apostelle will be for. The form can be downloaded.
So I have to show a bill from Mexico if I go via the Mexican route?
Not that I am aware of. You can contact Aaron directly for more information Aarons Email - aequihua98@gmail.com
Can your mexican parent use the Matricula as an ID instead of the INE ?
You can email Aaron directly and ask him for more information. His email is in the description of this video
Yes. One thing that I forget leave out is that to get your INE Voting Card (in Mexico) you can either present TWO Witnesses or present a Matricula ID. If you don't have two witnesses at that time, you can present the Matricula ID when applying for your INE Voting Card at an INE Office (in Mexico). You can get your Matricula ID at a Mexican Consulate in the US or anywhere outside of Mexico for that matter. Hope this helps!
Not in Mexico, matricula its only for Mexicans living abroad to use abroad not in Mexico
Could Americans who have no connections to Mexico do it?
If you have parents who are born in Mexico yes you can do it. But if you have absolutely zero connection with Mexico then you must get residency like every other immigrant and eventually get your citizenship 5+ years later