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How to Get Dual Citizenship in Mexico- If You're a U.S. Citizen with Mexican Parents or Grandparents

Did you know you might already qualify for Mexican citizenship by descent? If you were born in the U.S. 🇺🇸 and have Mexican parents or even grandparents, you could become a dual citizen — no need to give up your U.S. passport! In this video, I explain: -Who qualifies -What documents you need -Where and how to apply (U.S. consulate or in Mexico) -Step-by-step tips to make the process smoother What Needs to Be Done: 1. Confirm Eligibility ✔️ At least one parent or grandparent was born in Mexico ✔️ You were born outside of Mexico (e.g., the U.S.) 2. Gather Documents (Common Requirements): -Your U.S. birth certificate (with Spanish translation *apostille required if filing in MX) -Parent’s or grandparent’s Mexican birth certificate -Your valid USA ID (passport, driver’s license) -Their valid MX ID or proof of Mexico citizenship -Completed application form -Photos (passport-style, usually 2x2) -Proof of legal status in the U.S. 3. Apply at the Right Location: Mexican Consulate in the U.S. – Easier and closer ✈️ Registro Civil in Mexico – If you're already visiting or need it faster 4. Receive Your Mexican Citizenship Documents: Acta de Nacimiento (Mexican Birth Certificate as a “Mexicano por Nacimiento”) Optional: Apply for CURP and Mexican passport Dual citizenship gives you: Access to healthcare and education in Mexico The right to own property in restricted zones Easier travel and residency options A stronger connection to your culture and family roots 👍 Like, share & subscribe for more tips on legal forms, notary services, and cross-border processes! Need help with online notarizations or translations? 📲 Norma J – Bilingual Notary & Document Expert 📞 Call/Text: 214-215-7796 🌐 www.sealedwithgracebynormaj.com 🖥️ Like, comment, and subscribe for more helpful content! 💬 Ask your questions in the comments — I’m here to help!