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MIGRALAW organizes its services by type of procedure and by service tier: MigraDigital, MigraPlus, or MigraVIP. This allows you to clearly compare who handles each part and what is the responsibility of the authorities.
MIGRALAW provides professional services in the areas of evaluation, preparation, and management. Decisions, appointments, and official deadlines are set by the INM, the SRE, embassies, or consulates.
The application process outlines the law and the official requirements set by the government. The plan (Digital, Plus, or VIP) determines the level of support, assistance, and representation that MIGRALAW will provide in your case.
All services are arranged in advance. We make a clear distinction between professional fees and official government fees.
We guarantee that your application will be prepared flawlessly. The final decision to issue visas and residence permits is the sovereign and exclusive authority of the relevant agency (INM/SRE).
Reviewing your case in advance helps prevent overstays, late filing fines, and unnecessary court appearances, thereby protecting your immigration record.
The appropriate approach depends on the procedure, its location, the time available, and how much you wish to handle yourself. The final scope is outlined in the service proposal.
You keep your documents and handle personal matters remotely.
MIGRALAW expands its coordination and operational support when the procedure and the relevant authority allow for third-party involvement.
A premium level of support and coordination to reduce the operational burden, subject to an approved scope matrix.
Consular services: None of the options include MIGRALAW staff attending the appointment or interview at an embassy or consulate. The applicant appears in person, and the consular official makes the decision.
| Dimension | MigraDigital | MigraPlus | MigraVIP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Remote | Expanded Operational Support in Mexico | Premium Coordination |
| Documents | The client maintains and manages them | Depending on the scope and feasibility of the process | According to the approved case summary |
| Personal Enforcement | High customer engagement | It decreases when the authorities allow intervention | It is organized to reduce the workload within the scope of the contract |
| Limits | No method guarantees approval, appointments, or deadlines set by the authority; mandatory appearances cannot be substituted. | ||
Identify the category that best fits your needs and choose the desired service level: MigraDigital (remote assistance), MigraPlus (in-person support), or MigraVIP (comprehensive and personalized service).
Obtaining and renewing temporary or permanent residency, changes in residency status, regularization of status, work permits, and replacement of cards.
Processing and updating the Employer Certification with the INM, legal hiring of foreign workers, employment registration, and regulatory compliance audits.
Strategy, compiling application materials, and preparation for consular interviews abroad for job offers, family reunification, financial solvency, or studies.
Eligibility assessment based on length of residence, marriage, or having Mexican children; compiling the application file; and preparation for the naturalization exam.
Apostilles, legalizations, certified translations, marriage certificates, and the incorporation of business entities for foreign nationals.
Our process ensures that you know the exact requirements, estimated timelines, and total cost before submitting any application to the authority.
Division of Responsibilities
MIGRALAW: Develops the legal strategy, compiles the case file, and coordinates the process.
You: Provide your official documents and attend in-person appointments when required by law.
The Authority (INM/SRE): Reviews, issues decisions, and approves in accordance with its exclusive powers.
We review your background, nationality, and purpose of stay to determine the appropriate legal route and prevent delays or rejections.
We define the scope of the service and itemize professional fees and official government fees separately.
We review, translate, apostille (if applicable), and complete all required forms and letters in accordance with the official standards of the relevant authority.
We file the formal application with the INM, SRE, or consulate, and provide you with preparation and support for your data collection appointment or interview.
We monitor the legal status in the official system, address requests from the authorities, and coordinate the final delivery of your immigration document.
The success of a procedure does not depend on promises of immediate approval, but rather on technical rigor in compiling the application, knowledge of the regulations, and a transparent work process.
15+
Years of continuous practice dedicated exclusively to immigration law and international mobility.
8,000+
Cases and files successfully handled for foreign nationals, families, and multinational companies.
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Support levels (Digital, Plus, and VIP) tailored to the complexity and urgency of each procedure.
Information on institutional history. Each application requires an individual review, and the final decision rests solely with the competent immigration authority (INM/SRE).
MIGRALAW develops digital services for specific procedures. Until they are announced as active, this section is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer available for contracting.
Status: in progress
The answers are general. The specific scope depends on the procedure, the authority, the location, and the contracted service.
MigraDigital operates remotely and requires greater hands-on involvement from the client. MigraPlus expands operational support in Mexico when the procedure allows it. MigraVIP adds premium coordination within an approved scope matrix. None of these options alter the authority’s powers.
It depends on the procedure. When the authorities require biometric data, an interview, a signature, the submission of documents, or in-person appearance, those steps cannot be substituted. MIGRALAW must confirm in writing which activities it can perform under the contracted service plan.
No. Appointments, requirements, deadlines, and decisions are determined by the INM, the SRE, embassies, or consulates. MIGRALAW provides professional services in analysis, preparation, and management; it does not sell government decisions.
These should not be assumed to be included. The proposal must itemize professional fees, government fees, and any additional expenses. Official amounts are subject to change and are determined by the competent authority.
No. For consular procedures, the applicant must appear in person. None of the options involve MIGRALAW staff being present at the embassy or consulate or participating in the interview.
It’s a good idea to start with an immigration consultation. MIGRALAW can help you organize the relevant facts, identify the most likely path forward, and recommend an approach before you sign up for a full-service package.
If your case involves a combination of deadlines, prior history, family ties, employment, or proceedings before different authorities, consulting with a professional can prevent the issue from being reduced to a choice between “virtual” and “in-person.”
Hiring does not guarantee a favorable outcome or an official timeline.
Check government information directly on the official websites. Requirements, rights, availability, and criteria are subject to change.
The information on this page is general and for commercial purposes; it does not constitute legal advice for an individual case. MIGRALAW’s scope is limited to the contracted services. The authorities retain the right to request documents, schedule appointments, issue warnings, and make decisions.
