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FM3 Visa Applicants welcome San Diego, California and Baja North
I can assist you with your residency & working
first time FM3 filings in Tijuana, Rosarito beach, San Antonio del Mar, Otay,
Ensenada, San Felipe, Mexicali and San Quintin.
I can also file for your first time FM3 regardless where you are going to reside
in Mexico, if you are willing to come to San Diego, California. I personally will
take you across the border to file for the FM3 and pick it up.
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NEW FM3
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The Residency FM3 is a Non Immigrant Mexico Visa and applies to any
foreigner that intend to reside in Mexico, temporarily. To qualify for this visa the
applicant must have a monthly income of 15,000.00, pesos. The income
must come from outside Mexico, can be from social security retirement,
property rentals or any investments. If the applicant owns property in Mexico
the equity can be used as a proof of income.
The Residency FM3 is available for principle's dependents the income
requirement increases to 7,500.00, pesos more per dependent.
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FIRST TIME RESIDENCY FM3 FILING FEE:
$399.00, per FM3 including Mexico Immigration Fees and Jorge Gonzalez fees
to file.
$300.00, deposit will be required and $99.00, when the FM3 is ready...
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Q: Who needs a residency FM3 VISA?
A:
- Foreigners that reside in Mexico for more then six months
- Foreigners that want to be in legal status
- Foreigners that want to be protected in case of legal issues, while in
Mexico
- Foreigners that want to have a Mexican driver license
- Foreigners that want to have a U.S. Vehicle in Mexico
- Foreigners that want to have a Mexican Bank account
- Foreigners that want to bring their household in to Mexico duty free
- Foreigners that want to sell or lease their property in Mexico
- Foreigners that married to a Mexican citizen and want to file for divorce
Q: For how long is the FM3 Valid?
A: for 365 days and must be renew every year
Q: Do I get a new FM3 every year? A: No one FM3 is good for 5 years but you
still new to renew it every year.
Can I renew my FM3 if is already expired? Not anymore the rule changed in
2011, even if you are one day late it is consider reinstatement not renewal.
Q: Can I obtain the FM3 in the Mexican Consulates in U.S.A. A: The Mexican
Consulates in U.S.A. Only take all your documentation and payment you still
have to go to the local Mexico Immigration office where you will reside to get
the actual FM3.
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