Consulate of Mexico in San Bernardino

Mexico’s San Bernardino Consulate is assigned by the SRE directory to San Bernardino and Riverside counties in California. Its area is associated with the Inland Empire, but it does not automatically include every nearby metropolitan area. For a personal procedure, confirm that your address falls within one of those counties and that this is the correct post for your request.

The office is at 293 N D St, San Bernardino, CA 92401, a few blocks from the Downtown Metrolink station and near City Hall. The consulate says the building has no private parking; it points to a free public garage across the street and on-street parking subject to posted signs. If you need accessible entry, confirm the exact arrangements with the office before travelling; the preferred spaces described by the site do not mean the consulate operates a general parking lot.

Published services include passports, consular cards, INE voter ID, certified birth records, birth registration and dual nationality, marriage, notarial powers, guidance on wills, Mexican citizenship matters, military-service booklets and visas for foreign nationals. The site also lists consular protection, a Health Window, financial and educational advice, and IMME community programs. The post says most document procedures require appointments; conditions depend on the service and should be checked on its dedicated page.

The hours information needs an additional check: the federal SRE directory gives 8 a.m.–7 p.m., while the local location page, dated August 2025, lists 8 a.m.–2 p.m. and 3–5 p.m., with protection available from 8 a.m.–5 p.m. The appointment page describes Thursday releases, and the events portal publishes dated Saturday sessions. Because these notices change, check MiConsulado and the latest announcement before arranging the journey.

Google Maps comments for this office include thanks for staff assistance and help with procedures, as well as accounts of visits that took longer than expected. The listing cannot support generalisations about every department or predict waiting times. To reduce avoidable problems, save your appointment confirmation, check original documents and use the right channel: the switchboard for general enquiries and MiConsulado for appointments.