Determining your economic solvency has been a challenge for anyone who is interested in residency in Mexico. The most important thing to remember when considering your economic solvency is that the Mexican Consulate that you start your application with will determine if you meet the requirements. ...
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Explore crucial insights on Mexico's annual property tax, impuesto predial, and the responsibilities foreign buyers face. From SAT regulations to strategic payment tips, our legal experts guide you through the process for a seamless real estate experience. ...
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The buzz around Mexico's stance on vaping just got louder. This October, the Chamber of Deputies took a decisive step, voting to expand the ban on electronic cigarettes and vaporizers....
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Last update: November 8, 2024 Canadian or American notary public is a public officer who is licensed to serve the public in non-contentious affairs and whose principal duties are to witness and authenticate certain documents, also known as notarization. A Notary may take testimony, affidavits, administer oaths, deal with matters concerning estates and perform other official acts depending on the jurisdiction. The term of notary public refers to common-law notaries. The Difference between a Notary Public and a Notario Publico in Mexico is that the Notary in Mexico is an experienced lawyer who has been selected and appointed by the Mexican state...
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If you are a foreigner with a child in Mexico, it is important to be aware of the child support laws and the amendment that took effect on April 16, 2016. From that date forward, anyone behind on their child support payments will be stopped by immigration when attempting to leave Mexico. ...
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