Program: SUPPORT SERVICES

Provides assistance to citizens of Mexico living in or visiting the United States. Also provides visas to live or work in Mexico to foreigners. Services include:

Documentation Department:
-Wills
-Passports
-Consular ID cards
-Mexican Voting Cards
-Certified copies of Birth Certificates
-Dual Citizenship for those who were born in The U.S.A. and are
from mother/father of Mexican origin.
-Registration for the Mexican Military Service Card
-Marriages between Mexican citizens
-Registration of deaths of Mexican citizens
-Powers of attorney to be used in Mexico
-Visas to foreigners to visit, work, live or study in Mexico

Protection and Legal Affairs Department:
-Free legal advice; criminal, family, civil, administrative, labor, immigration and human rights case.
-Issues visas the transportation of human remains for burial in Mexico.
-The Initiative for the Comprehensive Care of Women: help for victims of domestic violence, crime, and sexual assault.

Mexican Communities Department:
-Organization of community events in the Tri-Counties
-Creation of "Clubes de Migrantes" Association of Hometowns by migrants
-Window of Health to refer people to services, clinics and hospitals
-Window of Educative Orientation -Window of Finance Assistance
-Assistance about customs in Mexico. This includes how to import a car into Mexico and things you can bring to Mexico in case of
travel.

Cultural and Economic Affairs Department:
-Organization of cultural events to promote the Mexican culture and history
-Organization of events to promote bilateral trade and investment in Mexico