Consulate of Mexico in Albuquerque
| Address | 1610 4th Street, NW Albuquerque NM 87102 USA |
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| Phone | local: (505) 247.2147 international: +1.505.247.2147 |
| Fax | local: (505) 842.9490 international: +1.505.842.9490 |
| consulmexalb@qwestoffice.net | |
| Web site | http://www.sre.gob.mx/albuquerque/ |
| Notes | ¡Mucho ojo con los estafadores! Hay personas que usan los comentarios de esta página para hacerse pasar por trabajadores sociales o personal de los consulados o embajadas de México. No te dejes engañar. Más información There are people using the comments section of this page to pose as social workers or Mexican Consulate and Embassy employees. Don’t be fooled. |
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Espero que todavia trabaje para el consulado la Srta. Violeta Piña. Me guataria saber si va a haber el festival Viva Mexico en Julio.
Gracias,
Brian Barabé
STOP Interfering in America's Governmental Affairs!
This is cause for REMOVAL.
You are a guest. Respectful our laws or be removed by The People
Maria Espinoza
Houston, TX
USA
Continue to interfere and we will show you the door.
Stop interfering in our governmental affairs.
This is reason for removal!
Maria Espinoza
Houston, TX
USA
I have a student who currently holds a tourist visa but wants to begin the process of becoming an American Citizen. What does she need to do?
Hello, I am traveling to Aguascalientes Mexico this coming June, I am a US Citizen and I need to know what documents I will need at the airport, I am flying and I know they require different documentation than if you are driving.
Much appreciated,
i need to know what is the form i need to give permission in Mexico so that mom can proceed with obtaining a passport for my son. also do i need to make an appointment in your office or can i go and pick up the form
Is there anyway to get a history book about Mexico written by a Mexican but in English. I know that history is written by the victor and I really want to learn about it from your point of view. Thank you respectfully.
Today I spoke to a friend that I have not seen in 49 years. I asked her if she ever traveled into Mexico. She said that she can not get a US Passport because her mother in the 1950's registered as "Duel Citizenship'. The person in question was born in Brownsville, Texas, Feb. 6, 1948. I would like to know ...to tell her as to what she needs to do? Pedro Olivares
pedro.olivares5@sbcglobal.net ...E-Mail me the answer to my problem.
Remember when the wall went down in Europe? Did it really make things worse for the rest of Europe? Yes, the Eastern block was poor, poverty-ridden, and corrupt just as Mexico is now. If we opened the borders we could all travel freely, influence each other's governments, and help try to rid corruption on both sides of our borders. Yes, the borders are filthy and full of crime, but this could change if we started helping Mexico help itself. We would be able to open businesses there and Mexican's could open even more businesses legally here in the states and they could be monitored for wages and taxes just as we would be in Mexico. I know this idea isn't very popular but if you think about it, and I mean really think about it, people could see the possibility of opening the borders as a very positive thing for the human race.
I currently have a USA passport and am going to Mexico for the months of March and April, will I need a Mexican visa?
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