Consulate General of Mexico in Boston
General consular post for all six New England states; lists identity documents, Civil Registry, powers of attorney, protection and community services.
About Consulate General of Mexico in Boston
Boston’s official jurisdiction covers Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont, with county-level detail. That list helps visitors identify the correct post before arranging regional travel.
Its catalogue includes passports, consular registration cards, OP-7 forms for minors, voter ID applications, Civil Registry, dual nationality, notarial powers, consular protection and several certificates. Separate procedure pages explain requirements and service channels.
The current official page lists 49 Franklin Street, ground floor, and public hours Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Documentation applicants should consult MiConsulado and the appointment instructions; the emergency line is for protection matters, not bookings.
Google Maps has a listing for this post labelled 51 Franklin St. Since the official page says 49 Franklin Street and the accessibility section refers to a lift at 55 Franklin, confirm the correct door and accessible entrance with the office before setting out.
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General consular post for all six New England states; lists identity documents, Civil Registry, powers of attorney, protection and community services.