Find marriage records in Tijuana, Mexico by hiring a document retrieval agency.
The office of Mexican Civil Registration was formed in 1859. This registry records the births, deaths and marriages of individuals residing in the country of Mexico. The information of most Mexican citizens living in Mexico after 1867 has been recorded in the civil registry. Marriage records from Tijuana, Mexico are stored in civil registries located in Baja, California and the main branch in Mexico City. Request copies of your marriage records through an online document retrieval company.
Instructions
1. Find an agency that deals specifically with retrieving Mexican documents. Tijuana civil registries are located in Baja, California and Mexico City.
2. Order your marriage records. Orders must include the full names of the married couple and the date of the marriage, and they must indicate that the marriage took place in Tijuana.
3. Pay for your records. Sample fees for certified copies of marriage records are $149 USD for your first copy and $29 USD for additional copies. Your records request is placed with the civil registry within 24 hours by local representatives of the document retrieval company.
4. Receive copies of your Tijuana marriage records in three to seven days via next-day air. If no marriage records are found, your money is refunded minus a fee for the time of the document company.
5. Find online services to translate your marriage record from Spanish to English. Translation services require that you fax or email a copy of the document. Have your translated document notarized for official use.
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