Procedure 13 |
Procedure to request readmission agreement. |
Case in which it occurs: |
Applicable to the foreign person who, according to the provisions of the Law and its Regulations, has been deported from Mexico and goes to a Mexican consular office to request readmission to Mexico. |
Legal basis: |
Articles 3 section II, 18 section VII and 144 section II of the Law; and, articles 99 and 100 of its Regulations. |
Form of presentation: |
Readmission application form. |
Place where it is presented: |
Consular offices of Mexico. |
Amount of fees: |
DOES NOT APPLY. |
Maximum period to resolve the procedure: |
65 business days. |
Maximum term of the Agreement: |
DOES NOT APPLY. |
Tickets allowed: |
DOES NOT APPLY. |
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Exceptions to Article 15-A of the Federal Law of Administrative Procedure: |
Those indicated in sections I and III of the requirements section. |
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Requirements: I. Passport or identity and travel document that is valid in accordance with current international law, in original and copy; II. A photograph with the face visible and without glasses, in color, passport size, whose measurements must be at least 32.0 millimeters x 26.0 millimeters and a maximum of 39.0 millimeters x 31.0 millimeters, with a white background and front; III. Original and copy of the document proving their legal stay, if the foreign person is not a national of the country where the visa is requested; IV. Copy of the document by which the Institute resolved his deportation, and V. Free writing in Spanish in which it states the following: to. Date and form in which he entered the national territory; b. Reasons why you were deported; c. Reasons why you want to re-enter the national territory without complying with the restriction period imposed by the immigration authority, and d. Manifestation, under protest of telling the truth, of your commitment to comply with the obligations determined by the applicable legal provisions, in case your request is resolved positively. |
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Issuance criteria: - The consular office will send the application for readmission to the Institute within 5 business days following receipt. - SEGOB, through the Institute, will issue a well-founded and motivated resolution within a period of no more than 60 business days from receipt of the request, for which it must invariably issue its resolution within that term, whether in a positive sense. or negative. - In the event that the request is authorized, the agreement issued by SEGOB will contain the following information: to. Name of the foreign person; b. Nationality, and c. Explicit readmission instruction. In this case, the Institute will cancel the immigration alert and the foreign person may request the issuance of a visa at the consular office. |
TRANSIENT
FIRST.- These Guidelines will enter into force five business days following their publication in the Official Gazette of the Federation.
SECOND.- The General Guidelines for the issuance of visas issued by the Ministries of the Interior and Foreign Relations, published in the Official Gazette of the Federation on November 8, 2012, as well as all administrative provisions that oppose the present ordering.
THIRD.- The immigration administrative procedures and procedures that are pending resolution on the date of entry into force of this ordinance, must be concluded in accordance with the provisions in force at the time of submission.
For more information consult the Official Gazette of the Federation
http://dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5363603&fecha=10/10/2014