Export Documents for Mexico: Apostille and Legalization
Mexico is one of the largest trading partners of the United States. Exporting goods to Mexico often requires authenticated US documents for customs clearance, product registration with COFEPRIS, and business registration. Miami Dade Apostille handles all apostille and legalization needs for the Mexican market.
Mexico and the Hague Apostille Convention
Mexico is a member of the Hague Apostille Convention. US documents destined for Mexico require an apostille from the issuing state's Secretary of State (for state documents) or the US Department of State (for federal documents). Embassy legalization is not required for Hague-member Mexico.
Common Export Documents for Mexico
Documents commonly apostilled for Mexico include certificates of origin, FDA free-sale certificates, USDA phytosanitary certificates, corporate documents for branch registration, powers of attorney for customs agents, and distribution agreements.
COFEPRIS Product Registration
To register medical devices, pharmaceuticals, or food products with COFEPRIS (Mexico's health regulatory agency), you typically need apostilled FDA certificates, manufacturer authorization letters, and corporate documents. We handle all of these.
Turnaround
State apostilles: 1–3 business days. Federal apostilles (FDA, USDA): 5–10 business days. Rush service available. Call 1-800-631-9171 or WhatsApp us.
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