Immigration Service
Apostille & Document Legalization in Cabo San Lucas
Apostille and legalize documents in Cabo San Lucas — birth certificates, marriage, diplomas & more. Fast turnaround. Free quote. 5.0★ Google.
Birth certificates, marriage certificates, diplomas — if you're using foreign documents in Mexico, they usually need an apostille or legalization first. We'll tell you exactly what needs certifying and make sure everything's accepted the first time.
How it works
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We review your document list and identify which items need apostille vs. full legalization.
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We guide you on obtaining certifications in your home country (or coordinate where possible).
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We verify that documents meet SRE and INM requirements before submission.
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We coordinate official translations when needed for the same immigration file.
What you'll need
- Original or certified copies of documents to be apostilled
- Identification of document type and issuing country
- Apostille from country of origin (Hague Convention countries) or consular legalization (non-Hague)
- Official Spanish translation by perito traductor (when required by INM)
Why Fast Mex for this service
The most common reason immigration files get rejected? Wrong document format. We catch those issues before you waste a trip to INM.
Common questions
What is an apostille? +
An apostille is an international certification that verifies a document's authenticity for use in another country. Mexico accepts apostilles from countries that are part of the Hague Apostille Convention.
What if my country doesn't use apostilles? +
Documents from non-Hague countries require consular legalization through the Mexican consulate. We guide you through whichever process applies to your documents.
Which documents typically need apostille for residency? +
Common ones include birth certificates, marriage certificates, divorce decrees, and criminal background checks — depending on your residency category. We give you a case-specific list.
Can you apostille documents for me? +
Apostilles are issued in the document's country of origin. We tell you exactly where and how to get them, and verify they're correct before you use them in Mexico.
