FBI Background Checks (USA) in Mexico
Need an FBI background check for an immigration process, a job, an adoption or a visa for another country? We handle all of it: fingerprints, the Identity History Summary request, the federal apostille in Washington, D.C., and a perito traductor translation when the Mexican authority asks for one.
Getting started
Tell us where your document was issued (U.S. or Canada), which Mexican office you are taking it to (INM, Registro Civil, SEP, a notary, a court or an employer) and your deadline. We check the route first, so you know the steps and the cost from the start.
Have this ready
A photo or scan of the document, the requirements list the office gave you, and the city you are in. Please leave sensitive numbers (Social Security, CURP, bank accounts) out of your first message.
If you are a U.S. citizen or green card holder, the request is electronic and the result arrives in 24 to 48 hours. If not, the FBI only accepts paper cards by post: it takes longer, and we confirm the dates with you before starting.