 First Immigration Informative workshop organized by the Association of Professional Migratory Consultants, A.C. (APTM) in conjunction with the City Public Relations Department/Foreign Residents Affairs Office FRAO, was held on November 7th in the Municipal Building featured by Lawyer Ivette Baltazar Q.
Lawyer Ivette Baltazar is the representative of Immigration for the State of Baja California to regularize and authorize migratory proceeds. She spoke about Immigration policy; how Mexico’s General Law of Population establishes the rights and obligations of foreigners according to Immigration laws.
The Association of Professional Migratory Consultants, A.C., (APTM) was conformed in August 2001 and before this association was conformed each and every one of us worked individually as professionals but it is evident that after conforming this association, it has giving us strength and knowledge to assist and serve all foreigners that want to legalize their status and live in Mexico as residents or as investors. Part of our commitment as members of this Association of Professionals is to be current and well informed in migratory laws and maintain all ties and communications open with government offices that permit us to serve and work as professional consultants and provide quality service.
These are some of the different migratory statuses:
NON IMMIGRANT
Foreigners that enter legally with no intention of living a long term in Mexico. Under some statuses that are indicated in article 42 of the General Law of population.
Article 42 of the General Law of Population
Non immigrants are foreigners that with the permission of the Secretaria de Gobernacion enter Mexico temporarily, under one of the following statuses:
According to Mexican Law, foreigners may only perform those activities expressly authorized by the Ministry. They are allowed to perform any activity as long as it is legal and honest. This includes the ability to work in Mexico.
As FM3 or FM2 holders, foreigners may be authorized to perform several activities. These are the most common.
Business or Investor (FM3 or FM2) When considering investing in Mexico, interested in learning about investment options, supervise an investment, represent a foreign company, or perform certain commercial activities.
Technicians (FM3 or FM2). In this category you will have to provide all documentation that proves to the satisfaction of the authorities that you have the skills and knowledge to perform the activities.
High Level Management (FM3 or FM2) When entering Mexico and are appointed as director to a company, an institution established in Mexico or to assume a key position you will need to obtain this immigration permit.
Professionals (FM2 or FM3) Documentation must be provided to the authorities that proves you have the knowledge and skills to perform the specific processional activity. The applicant must demonstrate that the skills are not met in the workforce in Mexico.
Member of the Board (FM3or FM2) In order to attend a Board meeting or if you are a member of a Board from a corporation.
The Association of Professional Migratory Consultants, A.C., (APTM) is a group of experienced and highly qualified professionals that can assist and guide you through all the necessary steps to obtain your immigrant documents.
The following are members of APTM:
International Mail Center
Escritorio Publico Romero
FastTrack
Jorge Cuadros y Asociados
Juanita’s Services
Mail & Extras
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