Our international attorneys help you navigate Mexican law to fulfill your dreams. Get expert legal guidance for living, working, or investing in Mexico.
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Booking your appointment with the SAT (Servicio de Administración Tributaria)—Mexico’s tax authority—is one thing. Walking out with your RFC is another. Most checklists for foreigners are generic. This one is built directly on the official 2025 Miscellaneous Tax Resolution (RMF 2025), specifically Annex 1-A—the legal document that lists the only documents the SAT is obligated to accept. Missing one
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For years, the CURP has been the cornerstone of identification for anyone living in Mexico. But a significant change is on the horizon. If you’re an American, Canadian, or any foreigner building a life here, your familiar CURP is getting a major, mandatory upgrade: the Biometric CURP. This isn’t just a simple document renewal. It’s a
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Securing financing for Mexican real estate involves unique 2025 challenges. This definitive Lorad Law guide outlines the mortgage process, requirements, and key strategies for foreign investors.
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For U.S. citizens with Mexican ancestry, reclaiming Mexican nationality is a meaningful step to reconnect with cultural roots, gain legal rights, and benefit from dual citizenship. Understanding the process and requirements for Mexican nationality—whether by birth or descent—is key for those interested in securing their Mexican citizenship. What does Mexican Nationality by Birth Mean? Under
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For many Americans and Canadians, the dream of owning a sun-drenched condo in Playa del Carmen or a tranquil villa in Los Cabos is a key part of their retirement or investment strategy. But in 2025, navigating the financing landscape can feel complex. How do you get a mortgage in Mexico as a foreigner? This
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Your registered trademark is one of your most valuable business assets in Mexico. But what if you could lose it due to a single, missed paperwork filing that you’ve never heard of? Since a critical 2018 legal reform, the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI) mandates a Declaration of Use (Declaración de Uso), a non-negotiable requirement with
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Mexico continues to be the top choice for expats seeking an affordable yet luxurious lifestyle, with destinations like the Riviera Maya, Puerto Vallarta, San Miguel de Allende, and Mexico City leading the way. If you’re considering renting housing in the Riviera Maya or other popular Mexican destinations as an expat, this comprehensive guide provides everything
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If you own property in Mexico or are considering buying one, understanding what is Predial in Mexico is essential. This property tax is a key part of homeownership in this country, and while it’s generally lower than in many other countries, it’s important to know how it works, how to pay it, and how it
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Our legal experts in Mexico understand what every foreigner goes through when trying to understand this country. Mexico’s tax and legal systems are essential for individuals and businesses but that doesn’t mean they aren’t complex. One popular word that pops up in every conversation when our clients mention Mexico is: Will I need a Mexican
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In a world that gets more globalised every day, the concept of identity is constantly redefining itself. Staying in the same place is not part of today’s culture, and some people want to explore the world and live in other countries, and of course, Mexico is a top destination to live, retire or acquire a
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