Getting a CURP Number for Foreigners with Residency in Mexico

Posted by Mexlaw

Last Update: March 13, 2024 The CURP, short for "Clave Única de Registro de Población," which translates to Unique Population Registry Code in English, it is an 18 digit alphanumeric code, and is akin to Mexico’s version of a Social Security or Social Insurance number. It serves as a unique identification number assigned to each individual living in Mexico and remains unchanged throughout one's lifetime. If you are residing in Mexico and possess a Temporary Resident Card or Permanent Resident Card, it's crucial to understand that the CURP is now automatically generated and printed on your residency card as part of the...

01 March

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Requesting an Appointment with a Mexican Consulate

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in Immigration, MexLaw

If you have ever attempted to call a Mexican consulate for information or to schedule an appointment, you know how frustrating it can be. Typically, you are not able to speak to a human being; you may receive a constant busy signal or a message stating they will not answer questions over the phone. However, did you know some consulates allow you to register and request an appointment online? Continue reading to find out how. To apply for a residency in Mexico, either temporary or permanent, you need to request an appointment at a Mexican consulate. To do so, you are...

22 February

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Recommendations After Signing Title Deed (Bank Trust) – Ensuring a Smooth Transition to Your New Property in Mexico

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in Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

Congratulations! You have officially become the proud owner of a property in Mexico, and it's time to bask in the beautiful weather, breathtaking views, and amenities that come with your new residence....

29 January

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Seizing Opportunities: Navigating Pre-Sale Real Estate in Mexico with Expert Guidance

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in Legal Services, MexLaw, Real Estate

You've made the exciting decision to invest in property in Mexico. With the luxury of time and no immediate rush to move in, you're keen on seizing a golden opportunity through a pre-sale transaction. Let's delve into what constitutes a pre-sale. ...

18 January

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Foreigners Registering a Vehicle in Mexico

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in Immigration, MexLaw

There is a lot of advice out there about foreigners buying a vehicle in Mexico, including stories about tourists purchasing and registering cars in their name or registering the vehicle in a Mexican Nationals name. Neither of these options is a secure choice and may put your vehicle at risk.