I, Jorge Gonzalez offer assistance with Temporary and Permanent Resident Visa/Card throughout the Mexican Consulates in USA and the INM offices in Mexico. Visit www.mexicogreencard.com
PERMANENT MEXICO RESIDENT CARD
Permanent Mexico Residency through Retirement or Pension Income
Applicants can apply for Permanent Residency if they can prove they are retirees or pensioners and their monthly income is $61,600.00, Mexico currency for (6) consecutive months prior applying. OR Investments of $2,464,400.00 (12) consecutive months prior applying
Permanent Mexico Residency through Mexican Spouse or Permanent Resident Card Holder
Applicants can apply for Permanent Residency if they can prove they are marry to a Mexican national or Permanent Resident Card Holder. Under this category the spouse will be granted a temporary residency for 2 years, then apply permanent residency.
Permanent Mexico Residency through Mexican born children
Applicants with Mexican born children regarding their age can apply for permanent residency. This process can be done at Mexico INM direct, or at a Mexican Consulate or Embassy.
FAQs
How long is the process to obtain a Permanent Mexico Green Card. About 2 months.
How much is the fee. About $330.00, USA.
What are the requirements, contac Jorge for assistance.
PERMANENT RESIDENT CARD HOLDERS CAN NOT DRIVE US AND CANADA PLATED VEHICLES.
VEHICLES MUST BE IMPORTED WE CAN ASSIST WITH THIS AS WELL.
TEMPORARY MEXICO RESIDENT CARD EXPIRED
If you are traveling outside Mexico and your Temporary Resident Card expires. You have 55 days grace time to renew it from the expiration day. The renewal must be done within 5 days after your return to Mexico. If you are traveling by air or land it is a MUST to request exit and re-entry stamp from the INM Immigration agent in order to qualify for late renewal.
TEMPORARY MEXICO RESIDENCY STATUS: Authorizes a foreigner (Non Mexican) to reside in Mexico for 1, 2, 3 or 4 years with the possibility of obtaining a work permit with multiple entries, subject to a job offer.
Who qualify for Temporary Mexico Residency Status?
- Applicants ties to Mexican Citizens or foreigners (Non Mexican) residing in Mexico with temporary or permanent residency status.
- Applicants with job offer stating the occupation, physical address, temporarily and proof of future employer ID registration number within Mexico Immigration.
- Applicants whom own Mexico, real estate
- Applicants who can proof a monthly NET income of $36,966.00, Pesos, Mexico currency, for the past six months
- Applicants who can proof investments or bank accounts averaging $616.100.00, Pesos, Mexico currency, per month, for the past twelve months.
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Temporary Mexico Residency through Retirement/Pension or Employment Income
Applicants can apply for Temporary Residency if they can prove they are retirees/pensioners or employed and their monthly income is $36,966.00, Mexico currency for (6) consecutive months prior applying. OR Investments of $616,100.00, for (12) consecutive months prior applying.
Temporary Mexico Residency through Mexican Spouse or Temporary Resident Card holder
Applicants can apply for Temporary Residency if they can prove they are marry to a Mexican national or Temporary Resident Card Holder. Under this category the spouse will be granted a temporary residency for 1, 2, 3 or 4 years.
Temporary Mexico Green Card for Self-Employed Applicants
Temporary Mexico Green Card holders who obtained their resident status through income or marriage can open their own business in Mexico, if they want to be self-employed. Temporary Mexico Residency Status allow applicants to register a business at SAT, then apply for work permit. The temporary resident card will be the same except will have an indication stating PERMISO PARA TRABAJAR, which translates (permit to work).
Temporary Residency through income must start in a Mexican Consulate or Embassy, prior entering Mexico.
Through Mexican spouse, or child can begin in Mexico.
How long is the process to obtain a Temporary Mexico Resident Card. About 2 months.
How much is the fee. About $280.00, US, first year.
TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT MEXICO RESIDENT CARD REPLACEMENT:
Applicable to the temporary or permanent Mexico Green Card Holder, in case of theft, loss of their resident card.
REQUIREMENTS:
1. Original and copy of the passport used to obtain current status
2. Government fees
3. Application
4. New photos
5. Formato Basico
In the event of theft or loss of the Temporary or Permanent Resident Card occurred in national territory (Mexico), the foreigner must personally appear before the immigration authority and testify.
In case of theft or loss of the Temporary or Permanent Resident Card occurred outside Mexico, the foreigner must apply for the replacement in nearest Mexican Consulate or Embassy where the Temporary or Permanent Resident Card was lost or stolen.
TEMPORARY MEXICO RESIDENT CARD REINSTATEMENT FOR TEMPORARY RESIDENT CARD EXPIRED FOR LESS THAN 60 DAYS
Applicable to the foreigner out of immigration status who has an expired Temporary Resident card for less than 60 days from the expiration day.
REQUIREMENTS:
- Original passport
- Government fees
- Original expired Temporary Resident Card
- Fine fees
REINSTATEMENT SCENARIOS:
- Through retirement income
- Through employment
- Through marriage with Mexico National
- Through marriage with temporary or permanent resident card holder
Need assistance with the process contact Jorge Gonzalez for assistance at 619-512-7537 or Jorge@MexicoGreenCard.com
or visit www.MexicoGreenCard.com
Foreigners (Non Mexican) with Temporary Resident Card, the expiration date of (TIP PERMIT) will be the same as their immigration status and its renewals as long as they are sequential. If the Temporary Resident Card is renewed or obtained first time the applicants must submit a notice in writing and copy of the filing receipt which contain NUT # and the TIP PERMIT, to any Customs office within 15 days of the date of the immigration document was filed first time or renewed. if the applicant fail to do it the bond may not be refunded.