Citizenship through a Mexican parent
Many U.S.-born children of Mexican citizens may be eligible to have their Mexican nationality recognized. INACO helps organize the document side of the process so families can move forward with fewer delays.
Full-service document coordination
Services may include reviewing document requirements, obtaining birth or civil registry records, California apostilles when needed, Mexican apostilles when applicable, English-Spanish translations, and organizing the packet for the appropriate Mexican authority or consular process.
Built for cross-border families
Our bilingual service is designed for families who live in the United States but need records or processing in Mexico. We help coordinate the pieces between both countries and explain the document workflow in English or Spanish.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need an appointment?
Appointments are recommended, especially for mobile service, facility visits, apostilles and document packages.
Do you speak Spanish?
Yes. Norma provides service in both English and Spanish.
Can you tell me exactly what a government agency will accept?
We can help you understand common document requirements, but the receiving agency controls its own rules. For important filings, confirm current requirements with that agency.
Related INACO services
Notary Public · Mobile Notary in Chula Vista & San Diego County · Mobile Notary for Prisons, Jails & Detention Centers · California Apostille Services