It's been many years since I've travelled in Mexico. Been all over, including most of Baja, Mex Riviera, DF, GDL, etc. Was considering resident visa in Columbia, but I see the laws have changed in Mexico, but I'd feel more comfortable having professional assistance to walk through processes on both sides of the border. Tucson consulate is just a few blocks away from me. Anyone know of such help (legal, I suppose) for entire process, particularly the Mexico end of it? Thanks.
Legal assistance start (Tucson consulate) to finish (Cabo INN)
seoulguy
17 April 2017 20:58:33
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keithinbaja
17 April 2017 22:16:27
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Mexico Paper Works in Cabo can assist you.. email: [email protected]
seoulguy
18 April 2017 03:04:06
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Thanks keithinbaja
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