Consulate of Mexico in Omaha
| Address | 3552 Dodge Street Omaha, NE 68131-3210 USA |
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My husband got his divorce here in the united states what does he need to do so that the state of Mexico legalizes it also?
Can someone in prison obtain a Mexican I.d and if so how much
And what would be needed?
We are trying to get identification for my husband, the only thing we have is his Mexican birth certificate and our marriage license. He has had no contact with his family since 2008, ad he was brought here as a child but did not attend school. Can anyone help?
I got married in Durango MX sep 2012, how can I can I get a divorce I live in the usa and don't want to travel to mx anymore
There is an Excellent Lawyer Who helps People in real need her Name is Rachel Yamammoto or you can take your tenant to Latino Awarness Center to get help.They do no income ,low income to help
Hi I am Cuban and would like to join my husband whose father passed away in Ensenada, Mexico. My questions is this I am currently a Permanent Resident in the United States. Is there any special document I need to present to go into Mexico. Since there in only one Cuban embassy in the United States would I need a Cuban passport?
Thank you for your time.
Please release US Marine Jon Hammar from the CEDES prison and permit him to return safely to the USA.
What are the steps/requirements for an American Contractor to work in Mexico? What insurances are required?
Can the Mexican Consulate help a Mexican-born person who is married to an American citizen from being detained in jail (and soon to be deported)? He already is in jail for a traffic violation, but he came here illegally.
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