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For after-hour emergencies, please call the Embassy
number and ask the switchboard operator to connect
you to the duty officer. Also, among the links on the
left you will find information for most emergency situations.
U.S. citizens in other areas of Mexico should seek the assistance
of the U.S. Consulates or Consular agencies located throughout
the country. Click on the following to find a directory of Consulates and Consular Agencies.
The United States Government has no higher responsibility
than to serve and protect its citizens, including those who
reside or are temporarily abroad. The Citizens Consular Services
(CCS) Unit provides prompt, courteous, and efficient services
to United States Citizens and other clients, consistent with
U.S. laws and regulations.
The CCS Unit in Mexico City provides a wide range of services
to American citizens traveling or residing in Mexico City,
including applications for passports, registration of citizens
living in or traveling in Mexico, information on voter’s registration,
notarial services for documents to be used in the United States
and certain emergency services relating to deaths, arrests
and temporary destitution. U.S. citizens in Mexico are, of
course, subject to Mexican laws and procedures.
For information on visas for Mexican citizens, please click
on http://mexico.usembassy.gov/eng/evisas.html.
If you still have questions, these must be directed to our
visa appointment and information service by calling 01-900-849-4949
from anywhere in Mexico. If calling from the U.S. or using
a calling or credit card, please call:
From U.S.: (011-52-477) 788-7070.
From Mexico: (01-477) 788-7070.
If you are going to be in Mexico for any length of time, please
register
to receive emergency e-mail notifications and our quarterly
newsletter. Any information you give us is completely confidential
and will only be released when authorized by you to do so.
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