Apostille
Apostille for Mexico from Kansas City
Documents for Mexico need an apostille. We apostille Missouri, Kansas and out-of-state documents, add the Spanish translation and ship them to you or abroad.
- Same-day apostilleMissouri and Kansas documents
- Every U.S. stateApostilles for documents from any state
- Four languagesEnglish, Spanish, Arabic, French
Apostille accepted.
Mexico is a Hague Convention member, so one apostille from the state that issued your document is enough. Spanish translation is usually required; some Mexican offices only accept translations made in Mexico by an authorized translator, so we confirm before translating.
We do not give immigration or legal advice.
Documents clients send to Mexico.
- Birth certificates for registering Mexican nationality (doble nacionalidad)
- Marriage certificates
- Powers of attorney (poder notarial) for property, vehicles and banking
- School records and diplomas
- Divorce decrees
Translation needs.
Spanish translation is usually required. We prepare certified translations for $45 per page, $35 per page from three pages, and confirm whether it is done before or after the apostille.
What to expect.
- 01
Missouri and Kansas documents
Same day when received by the cutoff, or 7 to 14 business days standard.
- 02
Other states
Standard or expedited; Texas expedited in 2 to 3 business days, other states quoted on request.
- 03
FBI background checks
U.S. Department of State apostille ($155); timing depends on the department’s current volume.
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Shipping
Tracked FedEx in the U.S., or FedEx and DHL internationally.
Pricing.
| Service | Standard | Same-day / expedited |
|---|---|---|
| Missouri apostille | $90 | $180 same day |
| Kansas apostille | $110 | $250 same day |
| Texas apostille | $190 | $400 expedited (2 to 3 business days) |
| All other states | $190 | Quoted on request |
| FBI fingerprint + apostille package | $229 | Not applicable |
- State filing fees are included in our pricing.
- Kansas same-day: documents received by 10 AM. Missouri same-day: documents received by 1 PM.
Mexico questions.
Do I need an apostille to register my child’s Mexican nationality?
Mexican consulates usually ask for an apostilled U.S. birth certificate, and often a Spanish translation. Confirm the current list with your consulate; we apostille and translate the certificate.
Can I sign a poder notarial here for use in Mexico?
Yes. We prepare and notarize the power of attorney, apostille it, and add a Spanish translation when needed.
Next step
Get clarity before you send your documents.
Tell us what the document is and where it is going. We confirm the route, the price and a realistic timeline before anything is submitted.
- Office8101 E. Bannister Rd., Kansas City, MO 64134
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