Getting Married in México -- a new webpage

I have added an article to my website on getting married in México.
As always, comments, suggestions and corrections are welcome.
http://rollybrook.com/marring.htm

Put it right beside the "Getting Divorced in Mexico" page...........jajaja.

CanuckBob wrote:Put it right beside the "Getting Divorced in Mexico" page...........jajaja.

Great idea, since most everyone who lives here has been married at least once. I know 2 couples in our Community where the husband was married 3 times.

Some folks need more practice than others.

Here is info from my page on the same

http://chapalalaw.com/Requisitos_para_casarse_con_mexicano.php


Permission to marry a Mexican
Requirements:
INM official form

Original passport

Original Immigration Document

Payment of fees

Request letter signed by both and must indicate: the number of the civil official, state, county and town where it is going to take place and the date of when the marriage will take place.

Birth certificate or passport (of the Mexican)

ID card (of the Mexican)

Cost: $3,600 pesos

Requirements for City Hall
Original and two copies of Birth Certificate (within 1 year).

Copy of ID

Copy of the CURP

Copy of the Cartilla Nacional de Salud de la Mujer (If the woman is mexican)

Blood test that includes HIV testing (at any laboratory within 15 days)

Medical certificate (Red Cross, Municipal Clinic, etc)

Proof of having attended the premarital class at the DIF (cost $200 pesos)

One witness for each person, with original and copy of ID; they must be present at time of the marriage.

For the foreigner he/she must have their birth certificate apostille and translated in Spanish, along with their immigration document and the permit to marry a Mexican.

In case the foreigner is divorce or widowed they must present the divorce or death certificate. The certificate must be certified, apostille and translated in Spanish.

WARNING: Mexican President Felipe Calderon has signed new legislation which makes drastic changes to the existing immigration laws, a link to the new legislation is here
http://www.diputados.gob.mx/LeyesBiblio/ref/lmigra/LMigra_orig_25may11.pdf.
It is unknown when these changes take effect as changes will need to be made to many other laws such as the Mexican Customs law. We have read the initial changes to the law and believe them to be beneficial for the most part but there are still many unanswered questions.


NOTE: Canadians need a legalized copy of their birth cert as well as any divorce decree which is a real pain to get and costs $$$ as there are no apostilles for Canadians due to Canada not being a signatory to the Hague Convention on documents!!!

How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Depends on what state your in.

viajero wrote:

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Depends on what state your in.

Like how drunk or loaded you are?

"Depends on what state your in."

Probably should have been worded: Depends on what State you are in.

Good catch on that one Solo!

Solovino wrote:

viajero wrote:

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Depends on what state your in.

Like how drunk or loaded you are?

It was a joke, Solo,con una tengo..
Then again you could go to Colonia Le Baron in Chihuahua where Mitt Romney has roots,they accept bigamists no questions asked,at least they used to.

CheenaGringo wrote:"Depends on what state your in."

Probably should have been worded: Depends on what State you are in.

Good catch on that one Solo!

Somtimes I feel like I'm casting pearls before swine.

viajero wrote:

Solovino wrote:

viajero wrote:

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Depends on what state your in.

Like how drunk or loaded you are?

It was a joke, Solo,con una tengo...

Yo tmb y afortunado por tenerla.

Solovino wrote:

viajero wrote:

Solovino wrote:

viajero wrote:

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Depends on what state your in.

Like how drunk or loaded you are?

It was a joke, Solo,con una tengo...

Yo tmb y afortunado por tenerla.

Los dos somos afortunados.

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Probably one and however many mistresses or prostitutes you can handle. Or however many you can afford to pay.

johninajijic wrote:

hockables wrote:How many Wives can a Guy get in Mexico?

Probably one and however many mistresses or prostitutes you can handle. Or however many you can afford to pay.

Is that your opinion of mexican women,pendejo?

That comes from a guy who couldn't get laid in a whorehouse with a fistfull of hundred dollar bills. Forget him, viajero. The guy is truly weird.

Here is a new business that some enterprising person might make a go of in the Lake area:

Check in married and then check out single
At the Divorce Hotel, couples can uncouple in the easiest way possible

"The American marriage, it seems, is on the rocks. The common line — true or not — is that half of all marriages in this country end in divorce.

So here comes a plucky entrepreneur from, of all places, the Netherlands, with a wild, you’ve-got-to-be-joking plan to profit from the sorry state of so many American unions.

It’s called Divorce Hotel, and the idea is this: Check in on Friday, married. Then, with the help of mediators and independent lawyers, check out on Sunday, divorce papers in hand, all for a flat fee........
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/47590594/ns/business-us_business/#.T8PBzWWzn9l

"Can't get laid in a whorehouse with a fistfull of hundred dollars bills"???
Must have a death grip on them bills.

What about a web page on just... Living in Sin? That can get legally complicated if one partner fallecio.