Preparing your documents for verification procedures in Mexico is the first step towards realizing your dreams of pursuing business ventures, retirement, or embracing a new lifestyle in the neighboring country. We offer a hassle-free alternative to manual Canadian document apostille and legalization, helping your document meet Mexican legal standards.

Our knowledgeable team of experienced professionals checks and manages your application at each step, starting from the initial assessment of your documents to submitting them for an apostille stamp. This helps us guarantee accuracy and efficiency to our international clientele.

Having apostilled hundreds of documents for Mexico, we understand the basic criteria that Canada-issued documents must meet to become acceptable in Mexican organizations and government offices. We prioritize clear and consistent communication, keeping you informed throughout the process and promptly answering any of your inquiries. This helps us simplify the otherwise complex process, minimizing your paperwork burden so that you can focus on other important tasks.

Apostille on Your Birth Certificate, Police Check, and more

Building a New Life in Mexico

Mexico’s considerably lower cost of living is one of the major factors behind the influx of Canadian expats into the country. Everything from housing, groceries, transportation, and entertainment is more affordable when compared to their prices in Canada. This allows Canadians to stretch their budget and enjoy a comfortable lifestyle with greater financial freedom.

The warm climate and an abundance of beautiful beaches, mountains, and ancient historical sites offer a range of options for outdoor activities, adventure, and a relaxed pace of life. Mexico's rich cultural heritage, friendly people, and a strong sense of community resonate with many Canadians seeking a more social and welcoming environment. The slower pace of life and an emphasis on community living also draw those seeking a break from the fast-paced Canadian lifestyle.

Many Canadians also have family roots in Mexico or close friends who've relocated there. This motivates them to move closer to their loved ones.

Due to these reasons, a sizeable Canadian expat community thrives in Mexico, particularly in popular areas like Puerto Vallarta and Playa del Carmen. Canadian expats often fall in love with the sense of belonging, social support, and familiarity that their new environment provides.

Apostille on Your Birth Certificate, Police Check, and more

We understand that you are trying to manage the move to Mexico in the best way possible and need a little help with your documents. After all, the apostille application steps can be difficult to understand when you have a lot of other stuff to do. At the same time, all of your important documents must be ready to be used in Mexico without the need for additional approvals.

Globeia’s experts help you bridge the gap between your Canadian documents and Mexico’s apostille requirements since both countries are Hague Apostille Convention members. Our online apostille service helps you prepare your documents for everything from securing your visa, purchasing property, or starting a business in Mexico.

Birth Certificates: We facilitate proving your identity with an apostilled birth certificate. This is useful in residency applications, property ownership, employment, and more.

Police Checks: Apostilled RCMP checks are helpful in visa applications and other procedures that require you to demonstrate a clean criminal record back home in Canada.

Educational Credentials: Increase your chances of securing academic opportunities or professional licensing for trade jobs in Mexico with apostilled diplomas, experience certificates, and transcripts.

Property Documents: Secure your dream home or business investment with Globeia’s reliable Canadian apostille service. Includes property deeds, financial statements, and contracts.

Our apostille service also includes other Canadian documents such as marriage certificates, certificates of incorporation, and medical records.

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Where can I apostille a document in Canada?

You can now obtain an apostille for your documents directly in Canada. Instead of relying on the long ‘Authentication and Legalization’ process, Canadians can now submit their documents to designated authorities authorized by the government for apostille issuance.

How do I legalize a document in Canada?

Since Canada joined the Hague Apostille Convention on January 11, 2024, legalizing your documents for Mexico no longer involves embassy visits! You can now simply obtain an apostille, a standardized international authentication recognized by Mexico and other member countries. The Canadian government has authorized Global Affairs Canada and other offices across the country to issue apostilles. You only need to gather the originals, attach a completed apostille application form, and submit it to your province’s designated office.

Do I still need to go to the Mexican Embassy?

With an apostille on your Canadian documents, you no longer need to present them to the Mexican Embassy or Consulate for further legalization. The apostille itself serves as an internationally recognized authentication, eliminating the need for additional steps.

What types of documents can be apostilled?

The Hague Apostille Convention applies to a wide range of public documents, including birth certificates, marriage certificates, diplomas, educational certificates, and certain legal documents. You can check the Global Affairs Canada website for a complete list of document types eligible for apostille in Canada.

Where do I apostille my birth certificate?

The location for apostilling your birth certificate in Canada depends on where it was issued. The apostille authority depends on where your birth certificate was issued or notarized.

Do I need an apostille for Mexico?

Yes, you need an apostille for Mexico. It is the only accepted form of document verification in Mexico. Feel free to send us a message to get expert help with your apostille application.