Consulate General of Mexico in Dallas

Mexico’s Dallas Consulate General covers 82 counties in northern Texas. Check the institutional county list by name, since living in Texas does not automatically mean Dallas is the assigned post.

Its catalogue includes passports, consular cards, voter ID, OP-7, Civil Registry, dual nationality, notarial powers and other documentation and protection services. It also runs community programmes. The Banjercito module in the building operates independently, a key distinction for temporary vehicle permits.

The published address is 1210 River Bend Dr, Dallas, TX 75247. The institutional page lists 6:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m., but reception windows and appointments vary by procedure; passports, consular cards and voter ID are arranged through MiConsulado, while some processes have dedicated windows.

Official pages show two different general phone numbers. For an appointment, use the current MiConsulado channel and check contact details on the relevant procedure page rather than relying only on an older directory. The emergency phone is for protection matters.

The Google Maps listing contains varied opinions: some visitors describe completed procedures and express thanks, while others report difficulties with requirements or coordination. These are individual accounts; preparing documents and confirming instructions helps with planning but cannot guarantee an outcome.