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ARTICLE · 04 NOVEMBER 2019

Administrative Changes In Mexico City Causing Long Wait Times For In-Person Applications And Further Immigration Processing Delays

The National Immigration Institute is relocating part of its operation from its central office to the regional branch in Mexico City. In preparation...

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At a Glance

  • The National Immigration Institute is relocating part of its operation from its central office to the regional branch in Mexico City. In preparation, the INM is currently conducting remodeling work at the regional branch, resulting in reduced workspace and staff.
  • As a result, foreign nationals attending appointments for in-person applications for renewal, change of status to permanent residence, resident card replacement and post-arrival registrations can expect up to four-hour wait times at the INM regional branch, instead of the previous 20 to 30 minutes.
  • Additionally, foreign nationals and employers should expect processing delays for immigration applications filed at the regional branch in Mexico City over the next few months while cases are redistributed and personnel are transferred.

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