Consulate of Mexico in New Orleans
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My bosses wife was involved in a fire while staying at the Hotel Tijuana. I am trying to find out who to send this paperwork for further followup on the items.
Please call me at 985-646-2323, in order to followup on this information.
With kindest regards,
Donna Fishback
985-646-2323
Maritime Services Group of LA
I am asking this on my husband's behalf, he needs to renew his passport for his interview did his papers. Do you need an appointment ? What do you need to bring with you ? If an appointment is needed how can I make one ? It wiuld be at the Mexican consulate in New Orleans but the number gat is online just rings. Could you please email this info to me @ frvargas@yahoo.com thanks !
Does anybody know where to report a Mexican lawyer( in Aguas Calientes) He has taken our money in Feb.2013,for an uncontested divorce and his last excuse is"the judge is on vacation!!!!! Aside from traveling to Mex. We desperately need some action.any idea or info will help.
Lisa.josed@gmail.com
My wife is from Mazatlan. We go there fairly often and will live there when I retire. Actually I feel safer there than in most cities in the US. Most of the negativity is from people that do not or have not visited Mexico. You hear the same negativity abput the U.S. from other countries.
Hi my name is shaquila baker. I am speaking on behalf of my fiancé wiliams laparra. I was wondering is it a walk-in or appointments only? Cause he has to get a passport in order for his biometrics to processed and he was referred from the USCIS in Metairie and what days are the place is open and the times of it being open-closed? Please call me 601-795-4402 or email me shaquilabaker19@gmail.com. Thank you.
My sons father and I were married now divorced. We never did his citizenship. He's now been here for about 15 yrs and is there anyway he can get his citizenship now ? Does he have to be currently married to a citizen or what can he do? Thanks for any help !
What documents does a Mexican citizen need to fly in the US?
If you read and believe our state departments reports on tourist safety in other countries just know the good ole USA has not been the safest place to travel or live for almost as long as the worst countries in Africa we simply do not punish the criminals anywhere close enough for any semblance of a deterrent to any type of crime. As for mexicos drug wars remember our own problems during prohibition so in reality just follow the money when cartels, police departments, and even the army has considerable stake in that trillion $ industry. A few innocent bystanders do get caught up in it but really it's gang vs. gang warfare same as anywhere there is a drug trade. Want to see no crime at all just visit the countries that are ruthless in the punishment of their few surviving criminals
To all you idiots saying Mexico is bad, you're either scared or haven't been. I just got back Sunday. Was there for about 3 weeks. Went to Mexico City, Monterey, Huasteca, and other places. They target people who have money and show off their clothes n cars.
Which is why I just drive a truck down there.
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