Consulate of Mexico in Douglas

Douglas is a border post serving the Mexican community in three southeastern Arizona counties according to the local website: Cochise, Greenlee and Graham. The federal listing summarizes the area as Arizona, so residents outside those counties should confirm jurisdiction before booking. The published address is 1324 G Ave, Douglas, AZ 85607, and the main phone is (520) 364-3107. Public hours are listed as 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with administrative hours until 5 p.m.

The website explains passports, consular ID cards, Civil Registry—including birth registration for dual nationality—certified copies, powers of attorney and certain notarial acts, as well as intake for INE voter-credential applications. The FAQ requires appointments for several services and points applicants to MiConsulado. It also clarifies that temporary vehicle import permits are not handled directly by the consulate but by Banjercito, a useful distinction in a city close to the border crossing.

The Health Window offers preventive guidance and referrals to community clinics in Spanish, free of charge and confidentially according to the institutional page. It can guide residents toward healthcare and prevention services, but it is not a clinic. Mobile consulates and Saturday sessions appear in date-specific notices, so visitors should not assume an off-site service will operate every weekend.

Maps shows two listings at the same address. We selected “Consulate General of Mexico,” whose listing displays the office’s published phone; a nearby listing called “Consulado en Douglas” has no visible phone, so its reviews are not combined. The chosen listing has a small review sample, which does not support a broad assessment. The best preparation is to confirm that Douglas serves your county, book the right appointment and check the original documents and department hours required.

Read the Douglas guide to services, jurisdiction and appointments. Return to the guide.