Career Consulate of Mexico in Brownsville

The consulate’s official jurisdiction covers Cameron, Willacy and Kenedy counties in southernmost Texas. Its institutional page names these counties explicitly, so residents elsewhere should check their own consular district before travelling.

Published services include passports, consular registration cards, voter ID, documents for minors, Civil Registry, powers of attorney, wills, certificates, visas for foreign nationals planning to visit Mexico and protection assistance. The catalogue helps visitors identify the right department, while each service has its own requirements and conditions.

The office is at 301 Mexico Boulevard, Suite F-2, Brownsville, TX 78520. Listed public hours are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.; the portal separates information, documentation, protection and appointments, and says some acts must be arranged in advance.

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Before setting out, check your county and the relevant procedure page, book through the official system where required and bring the specified original documents. For a protection emergency, use the published duty line; routine questions should go through the information or appointment channel.