Immigration abogados in Cabo

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seoulguy Contributor

Member since 08 July 2014

seoulguyContributor20 April 2017 21:03:42

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Tried Mexico Paper Works, but no response. If anyone has had good luck with Borque & Garza Abogados or Lic. Eduardo Chávez Fregoso, please advise. As I understand it, both practice immigration law, which is my interest for temp resident.

Thanks.

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mexicogc Serial expat

Member since 22 May 2016

mexicogcSerial expat21 April 2017 13:22:42

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Hi, if I may suggest, you should go first to the Mexican consulate or embassy near you. You can also check on the mexican consulate internet site to see if you can apply for the temporary visa. Here is the link to the Mexican embassy in Canada same rules for everybody in the world. https://embamex2.sre.gob.mx/canada/inde … foreigners

Buena suerte, GyC.

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