Your Fun & Easy Checklist for Bringing Docs to Have a Baby in Mexico!

Getting ready to welcome your little one in Mexico and secure their dual citizenship? Don’t sweat the paperwork—just pack these essentials and you’ll be good to go! (P.S. It’s not as scary as it sounds—just a little prep for a big reward!)

• Apostilled Birth Certificates for the Whole Crew
  Grab those official birth certificates for everyone in the family and get them apostilled (a fancy stamp that says they’re legit). It’s like a VIP pass for the Mexican registry!
• Apostilled Marriage Certificate (If You’re Hitched)
  If you and your partner are married, bring your marriage certificate—apostilled, of course. Think of it as proof of your love story, ready to share with the officials.
• Passports for Everyone Coming Along
  Don’t forget the passports for all family members traveling to Mexico. They’re your golden ticket across borders and into the registry office—make sure they’re up to date!
• 5 Years of Proof You’ve Been Living in the US
  If you’re aiming for a US passport for your baby too, you’ll need to show 5 years’ worth of proof you’ve lived in the US (like tax returns or utility bills). Check out the details here: Obtaining Your Mexican-Born Baby’s US Passport in Mexico. It’s like a scrapbook of your American adventures!

Pro Tip: Not sure where to start or what “apostille” even means? Book a quick chat with me—I’ll break it down and make sure you’ve got everything sorted for your big day!