Repatriation — Mexico
Apostille for Repatriation of Remains to Mexico
Repatriating a loved one from Miami to Mexico requires apostilled death certificates and embalming certificates coordinated with the Mexican Consulate. We provide same-day service with Spanish-speaking staff.
Documents We Apostille
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Mexico require for repatriation of remains?
Mexico requires an apostilled Florida death certificate, apostilled embalming certificate, a non-contagious disease certificate, and a burial transit permit. The Mexican Consulate in Miami also issues a mortuary permit for the repatriation.
Do I need to go to the Mexican Consulate in Miami?
Yes. In addition to the apostille, the Mexican Consulate in Miami must issue a consular mortuary permit. We can guide you through the consular process and prepare all required documents.
How long does repatriation to Mexico take?
With same-day apostille service and prompt consular coordination, repatriation to Mexico typically takes 3-5 business days from the time all documents are ready.
Do you have Spanish-speaking staff?
Yes. Our office is fully bilingual. We can assist families in Spanish throughout the entire repatriation process.
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