Consulate of Mexico in Tucson

The office is at 3915 E. Broadway Boulevard, Tucson, Arizona 85711, and its published main telephone number is (520) 882-5595. The SRE directory and local website agree on both details. General public hours are Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Saturday sessions are listed from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., but they are announced for specific dates and may change.

The office serves Pima and Pinal counties, not all of Arizona. Its website lists adult and minor passports, consular IDs, intake of INE voter-credential applications, military-service documentation, household-goods procedures and Civil Registry services. Consular intake of an overseas voting application does not mean the office issues the credential; that is the INE’s responsibility.

The catalogue also includes notarial acts such as powers of attorney and wills, protection guidance and visa procedures for foreign nationals. The office directs applicants to the SRE appointment portal or the 1 (424) 309-0009 line for several procedures. Requirements depend on the file, so check the current list and bring the requested originals before travelling from elsewhere in southern Arizona.

The Health Window operates in partnership with El Rio Health on the first floor. The institutional page describes Spanish-language guidance and referrals to preventive or low-cost services, with weekday availability and no appointment for that window. It is not a clinic or a passport desk, a useful distinction for people seeking community health support.

Public Maps comments include praise for courteous staff and prompt handling in particular procedures, alongside accounts about appointments or waiting. Some visitors describe help during difficult family circumstances. We treat these as individual accounts: they illustrate the kinds of interactions people report, but cannot predict the outcome of an appointment or protection case.

Read the Tucson guide to services and consular jurisdiction. Return to the guide.