It's very common for Mexican citizens residing in the United States to have problems with their birth certificates. Here are some examples:

1. In my birth certificate, my name appears as "MA" and in my official documents it appears as "Maria".

2. In my birth certificate, my surname "Sánchez" appears with an "S" and in my official documents it appears as Sánchez.

3. In my birth certificate, my name is "Miguel" and in my official documents it appears as "Miguel Angel".

Through USAMEX Services, we help you process corrections to your birth certificate directly with the corresponding federal entity.

What do I have to do?

1. Schedule a virtual session with USAMEX Services.

2. Fill out the USAMEX Services application.

3. Scan birth certificate in PDF format.

4. Scan CURP in PDF format.

5. Make the corresponding payment with a credit or debit card (VISA or MASTERCARD).

6. Once the process is complete, the corrected document is delivered in PDF format.

Contact us today to schedule a virtual consultation with one of our attorneys at USAMEX Services.

One of the most common problems faced by Mexicans who were brought to the United States as children is the lack of official documentation. This occurs when they were never registered by their parents in the Mexican Civil Registry.

This can lead to several difficulties, such as:

1. Lack of legal identity: Without a birth certificate, people do not have a legally recognized identity in Mexico, which can complicate obtaining official documents such as the voter ID card, Mexican passport and/or consular registration.

2. Difficulties in accessing services: Lack of documentation can prevent access to essential services, such as education, medical care and/or employment in both Mexico and the United States.

3. Immigration problems: Without official documentation, it can be difficult to regularize your immigration status in the United States and/or return to Mexico.

4. Legal impediments: The absence of a birth certificate can, for example, prevent the receipt of an inheritance in Mexico and/or other legal processes that require proof of identity.

Contact us today to schedule a virtual consultation with one of our attorneys at USAMEX Services.

The Unique Population Registry Code (CURP) is an instrument used to individually register all people living in Mexico, both nationals and foreign residents, as well as Mexican people residing in other countries.

One of the most common problems Mexican citizens face with the CURP (Unique Population Registry Code) is inconsistency in personal data. This can include errors in your first and last name, date and place of birth, sex, or registration details (birth certificate number, book, page, volume, state or municipality); or if you have more than one CURP .

These inconsistencies can cause difficulties when carrying out legal procedures and obtaining services offered by public administration agencies.

Through USAMEX Services, we help you obtain, modify, or correct your CURP.

What do I have to do?

1. Schedule a virtual session with USAMEX Services.

2. Fill out the USAMEX Services application.

3. Scan one of the following documents in PDF format.

• Birth certificate (All certificates, without exception, are checked and verified against the original book, and the response time depends on the Civil Registry)

• Declaration of Mexican nationality (provided there is no birth certificate)

• Naturalization certificate

In addition, any of the following valid official photo IDs:

• Voter ID

• National Military Service Booklet

• Professional license

• Passport

• Certificate of studies (Primary, Secondary, Preparatory and High School)

• Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) credential

• Credential from the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE)

5. Make the corresponding payment with a credit or debit card (VISA or MASTERCARD).

6. Once the process is complete, your CURP will be delivered in PDF format.

Contact us today to schedule a virtual consultation with one of our attorneys at USAMEX Services.