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Police certificatesLast checked October 20, 2026

Police certificate for Mexico

Federal Criminal Record CertificateConstancia de Antecedentes Penales FederalesOnlineEmbassy or consulateOfficial page(opens in a new tab)
Local name
Constancia de Antecedentes Penales Federales
Issued by
Órgano Administrativo Desconcentrado Prevención y Reinserción Social (OADPRS), Secretaría de Seguridad y Protección Ciudadana
How to apply
Apply online at constancias.oadprs.gob.mx with your CURP, pay online by card or by bank payment slip (línea de captura), and download the certificate from the link emailed to you.
From abroad
Can be requested online from anywhere; Mexican consulates also issue it by appointment for Mexican nationals (some consulates have temporarily suspended the service and refer applicants to the online system).
Fee
MX$240Fixed fee from January 2026 (online). Consular fees differ.
Processing time
72 hours; up to 10 business days if the name matches another person's record (homonymy)
Notes
Foreign nationals must upload an apostilled birth certificate translated into Spanish plus migration card and passport. Electronic apostille available via apostillaylegalizacionmexico.segob.gob.mx. Beware of fake sites; only constancias.oadprs.gob.mx is official. State-level certificates (e.g. CDMX) are separate.

Not confirmed

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  • Consular fee not stated on the consulate page read
  • Whether foreigners can complete the online process without a CURP not confirmed

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