A guided, status-tracked legal practice for Americans making Mexico home. Residency, property, and counsel — handled end to end, in English, by people who live it.
Three connected practices under one roof, so nothing falls between the cracks.
Temporary and permanent residency, canje, renewals, and the naturalization path to Mexican citizenship.
Buy with confidence — fideicomiso trusts, title review, closings, and coastal-zone ownership done right.
Family, civil, and criminal matters, plus the everyday admin — RFC, CURP, wills — of a settled life abroad.
Tell us your situation and goals. We map the fastest legal route for your case.
Upload securely. We tell you exactly what's needed and help you get anything missing.
We handle submissions, INM appointments, and correspondence — and go with you.
Card in hand. We stay on for renewals, property, and whatever life abroad needs next.
Established American communities, English-speaking services, and a climate menu unlike anywhere else.
San Miguel de Allende
Mérida
Puerto Vallarta
Lake ChapalaThe US and Mexico both allow it. Keep your passport, gain another.
We're a bilingual legal team that has walked the same path — from first visa to owning a home to holding a Mexican passport. We explain your options in plain language and handle the rest.
No jargon, no surprises. Just a clear plan and someone in the room with you.
"They turned a process I dreaded into a series of simple steps. I always knew exactly what was happening with my case."
"Bought our house through the fideicomiso without a single sleepless night. Worth every peso."
"Finally got my Mexican citizenship after years of putting it off. They made it feel effortless."
Don't see yours? A free consultation is the fastest way to get a clear answer.
No. The United States and Mexico both permit dual citizenship, and Mexico has allowed it since 1998. You keep your US passport and gain a Mexican one.
It varies by route. Many temporary residency cases finalize within weeks of your INM appointment; we give you a realistic timeline for your specific situation up front.
Yes. Most cases begin at a Mexican consulate in the US, and we handle appointments and paperwork remotely — then meet you in Mexico for the final steps.
Not at all. Our team is fully bilingual and handles every interaction with Mexican authorities on your behalf.
Usually a passport and proof of income or savings — but it depends on your route. Send what you have and we'll tell you exactly what's missing and help you get it.
Upload securely and book a free consultation in the same step. We'll reply within one business day with your next actions.
Prefer email? Write to info@resideinmexico.com