Consulate of Mexico in Presidio

Mexico’s Consular Office in Presidio serves 14 counties: Brewster, Crane, Culberson, Ector, Glasscock, Jeff Davis, Loving, Midland, Presidio, Reagan, Reeves, Upton, Ward and Winkler. The official directory provides the list so West Texas residents can check whether this is their assigned post. In a broad district, verifying the county before travelling helps avoid confusing the nearest office with the one responsible for a procedure.

The public office is at 319 W 21 de Marzo Street, Presidio, TX 79845. Both the SRE directory and local page list weekday hours of 8 a.m.–5 p.m. and the main phone number. The consular-protection emergency line is separate and should not be used for routine documentation questions. The institutional page also distinguishes the physical office from the P.O. box used for correspondence.

The official catalogue groups passports, consular cards, INE voter ID, military booklets, OP-7 permissions and household-goods procedures; Civil Registry for births, marriages and deaths; certified copies, notarial powers and wills. Protection includes guidance in accidents, detention, locating people and repatriation, while community affairs publishes health, education, culture and financial programmes. The website lists 2026 fees, which should be checked against the validity period and type of service requested.

Google reviews visible on the listing thank staff for courteous treatment and help with powers of attorney or documentation. These are individual testimonials, and the review base is smaller than at metropolitan consulates. Travellers coming from a distance can call ahead to confirm the appointment, originals and copies, and whether their case requires additional documents.