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I'm glad to hear it! Are you able to provide any insight on how you got the pre cartilla? My husband is trying to do this as he never completed his military service. To sign up for the military he needs to shave his head, provide photos of his haircut, change his ID to the state where he now...

Were you able to sort out the precartilla? My husband never got his in Mexico and now cant get his police check. If you have any info that would be amazing.

Help please! My common law partner is from Mexico and I am Canadian. I'm really hoping someone can give me some info on where to go in Mexico to get a "government certified true copy" of a Mexican Passport. This is part of the supporting documents required for the principal applicant. It's...

Did you get your original copy of the birth certificate back?

Hola Enrique, do you know how the process works for a government certified true copy of a Mexican Passport? Muchas gracias!

How did you get a "government certified true copy" of the passport? We went to the passport office, my partner is Mexican, and they said this isn't a service they provide.

Did anyone answer this question? I'm also wondering how to government certify a mexican passport?

Hi! Mrs G78. I'm wondering how your process is going? do you have updates on timing?

Hi Enrique, I'm also wondering if the same process applies for copies of his passport? National ID card?

Thank you Enrique. Do you have to go to a Registro Civil where you were born, or can it be in any state in Mexico. Do you bring your birth certificate (original) and they copy it for you? que

On the form 5669, question FOUR Background/ Declaration says: Have you (principal applicant): been detained, incarcerated or put in jail? I am Canadian and sponsoring my Mexican common law parter for his permanent residency. At age 20 (he is now 28), he was arrested for having 28 grams of...

Hi! I'm looking for advice from a Mexican (principal applicant). How do you get a government certified true copy of a birth certificate? I know in other countries they can have a notary do it, but in Mexico it seems like you need the government to do this. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

My common law partner and I are almost ready to submit his application for PR in Canada. If we are not in Mexico when we are asked for the police check, can his family do it on his behalf? How does that work?