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Which Florida counties does Mexico’s Orlando Consulate serve, and what can visitors do there?

The Orlando office lists a jurisdiction of 49 Florida counties, a range of services and separate channels for appointments and protection. This guide explains its published procedures and why visitors should verify their county and service before travelling.

For people living in Florida, the first practical question is not which document to bring but which office has jurisdiction over their address. Mexico’s Orlando Consulate says it serves 49 counties in central and northern Florida; Miami covers another part of the state. Orlando’s location on a map therefore does not make it the consulate for everyone in Florida. Its website lists the counties by name, from Alachua and Bay to Volusia, Wakulla and Washington, allowing visitors to check the correct service area before booking.

The office is at 2550 Technology Drive, Orlando, Florida 32804. The SRE directory lists public hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; the local website says Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m., and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2 p.m. Those hours do not mean every service accepts walk-ins. The website separates passports, consular cards, voter ID, Civil Registry, notarial services and visas, and lists internal contacts by department.

For Mexican documentation, the catalogue covers adult and child passports, consular cards and voter registration. Civil Registry lists certified records and birth registration; the office also publishes guidance on dual nationality, powers of attorney and wills. Official pages set different requirements: a passport application may require original documents proving identity and nationality, while a child’s application requires the child and the relevant parents or guardians to appear with authorization. Checking the exact list helps avoid relying on general instructions that do not apply to every case.

Appointments for passports, consular cards, powers of attorney and Civil Registry are arranged through MiConsulado, according to Orlando’s website. The consulate says appointments are free. It also offers consular assistance and protection, alongside cultural, educational and economic outreach; urgent cases should be directed to protection rather than mixed with routine appointment calls. Mexican visa applications for foreign nationals follow a separate process from services for Mexican citizens.

On the exact Google Maps listing, several public reviews thank staff for quick help, courteous treatment and assistance with specific procedures; other visitors describe different experiences with queues or paperwork. These are personal accounts, not a promise of timing or outcome. The Orlando Consulate profile brings together the address, jurisdiction, services and appointment channels so readers can plan from the county that applies to them.

Directions

The office is listed at 2550 Technology Dr, Orlando, FL 32804. Before setting out, confirm the suite, hours and appointment requirements. Use the Google Maps listing and directions to plan your route.

Sources consulted

Informational guide checked against Mexico’s Foreign Ministry, the Orlando Consulate and the exact Google Maps listing on 18 October 2026. Appointments, county lists and hours may change.

Bottom line

Check your county against Orlando’s official list, review the requirements and book through MiConsulado. The consulate says appointments are free; avoid paying intermediaries to obtain one.

Verification

Sources & references

Sources for the information and reporting discussed in this guide.

  1. Directorio del Consulado de México en Orlando ↗ Primary source Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Confirma la sede, dirección, teléfonos y horario general; ficha oficial actualizada en agosto de 2025.

  2. Consulado y jurisdicción de Orlando ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Publica los 49 condados atendidos en Florida, canales de cita y áreas consulares.

  3. Servicios a personas mexicanas ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Detalla documentos de identidad, Registro Civil y protección; incluye requisitos específicos.

  4. Pasaportes y programas ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Expone requisitos de pasaporte, gestión de citas, vigencias y tiempos publicados por el consulado.

  5. Agenda tu cita ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    El consulado remite a MiConsulado para pasaporte, matrícula, poderes y Registro Civil y advierte que las citas no tienen costo.

  6. Consulado y jurisdicción ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Lista los condados atendidos, servicios, contactos y horarios locales.

  7. Directorio de Orlando ↗ Primary source Secretaría de Relaciones Exteriores · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Confirma domicilio, teléfonos y atención pública.

  8. Servicios a personas mexicanas ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Requisitos de pasaporte, Registro Civil e identidad.

  9. Citas ↗ Primary source Consulado de Carrera de México en Orlando · Accessed October 18, 2026

    MiConsulado y gratuidad de las citas.

  10. Google Maps listing for Consulate of Mexico in Orlando ↗ Secondary source Google Maps · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.

  11. Google Maps listing for Consulate of Mexico in Orlando ↗ Secondary source Google Maps · Accessed October 18, 2026

    Direct check of rating, review count, operating status, and address; variable data.