Consulate General of Mexico in El Paso

The Consulate General is at 910 E San Antonio Avenue in central El Paso. Its district includes El Paso and Hudspeth counties in Texas and nine counties in southern New Mexico; it should not be confused with the Albuquerque Consulate’s district, which covers other parts of the state.

Its catalogue covers passport, consular registration card, voter ID, Civil Registry, notarial and protection services. Community guidance is also available, as are Mexican visa services for foreign nationals; each procedure has its own requirements and appointment channel.

The office publishes general phone numbers and an institutional email. Its local page shows two weekday service blocks, while the central directory lists a day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Since those formats are not identical, confirm counter hours before making a long trip.

The public reviews we checked describe different visits and cannot predict the outcome of an application. We treat them as user impressions of service and guidance; SRE document requirements, a confirmed appointment and the circumstances of the case determine the process.

For planning, identify the exact procedure and county first, book through the official channel named on that page, and recheck notices and hours. Google Maps helps locate the address but does not replace consular instructions.