Congratulations on Completing the First Step of the Mexico Residency Process!
Having completed the initial phase, the Canje Process for Mexico Residency is the next step. With this milestone, you are just two steps away from obtaining your Mexico Residency Card.
Understanding the Canje Process for Mexico Residency
The next critical step is to travel to Mexico and initiate the Canje Process for Mexico Residency. This process involves exchanging your 180-day visa sticker for a Mexico Residency Card. It is essential to start this process before your 180-day visa sticker, attached to your passport, expires.
Applying for the Mexico Residency Card
The next essential step is to visit the local immigration office near your Mexico address to apply for the Mexico Residency Card.
Facilitator Support
With the expert assistance of Jorge Gonzalez as your professional facilitator, you can be confident that the process will be smooth. He will handle the complexities, ensuring you only need to pay and sign the necessary documents.
Process Information
Where and When
Jorge Gonzalez can assist you with the Canje Process on Monday, Tuesday, or Thursday. When you sign up for the service, Jorge will provide a questionnaire. Using this information, he will generate the documents you need to sign when he meets you. The process takes about two hours; you only need your passport and affixed visa.
Meeting Logistics
Convenient Meeting Arrangements
To simplify the process, Jorge can meet you at a hotel in San Diego or the airport at 9:30 a.m. on your chosen day. Your Mexico Residency Card will be ready by 2:00 p.m. the same day, and you will return to San Diego around 5:00 p.m.
Conclusion
This Canje Process applies to applicants who already have the Mexican Visa affixed to their passport and are moving to Tijuana or Rosarito Beach. It also benefits those who do not yet have a defined place to move but want to secure their temporary or permanent resident card.
Warm regards from Jorge Gonzalez, your Mexico Visa Specialist. Ready to start your residency process? Call me at 619-512-7537 or email Jorge@MexicoGreenCard.com today!"
NEED ONLY DOCUMENT PREPARATION FOR MEXICO VISA OR CANJE CLICK HERE:
JORGE GONZALEZ
CANJE PROCESS FACILITATOR IN SAN DIEGO, CA.
US 619-512-7537
The DIGITAL FMM for canje is required when you obtain a Temporary or Permanent Resident Visa at the Mexican Consulate. After the visa is affixed to your passport, the next step is to verify it at the Airport. Upon arrival to Mexico, the INM Immigration agent will verify your visa, scan your passport, and give you an entry stamp. Then, he will write by hand for 30 days and Canje. After this, you can create an account on the INM Immigration website to download the digital FMM, as shown in the sample below. Then, you must go to the corresponding INM Immigration office, where you will reside within 30 days, and apply for the Temporary or Permanent Resident Card. Otherwise, the visa will be voided.
MAKE SURE NEXT TO THE STAMP; THE INM AGENT WRITES CANJE AND 30 DAYS.
Need HELP with the CANJE Process? Contact Jorge at 619-512-7537 or visit sandigoleisure.com
MEXICO VISA SAMPLE FOR TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT RESIDENTS ISSUED AT THE MEXICAN CONSULATES.
FMM FORM FOR CANJE BY LAND
This form is required when you obtain a Temporary or Permanent Resident Visa at the Mexican Consulate. After the visa is affixed to your passport, the next step is to validate it at a Mexico border. You will be granted an FMM FORM for 30 days marked CANJE / OTRO. Then, you must go to the corresponding INM Immigration office, where you will reside within 30 days, and apply for the Temporary or Permanent Resident Card.
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