Consulate of Mexico in Yuma
Consular office for Yuma and La Paz counties with identity documents, Civil Registry, limited notarial acts, Protection, a Health Window and scheduled mobile sessions.
About Consulate of Mexico in Yuma
The current location is listed as 301 S 2nd Ave, Yuma, Arizona 85364, by both the Consulate of Career’s local page and its exact Google Maps listing; the published telephone number is (928) 343-0066. The federal directory still shows 298 South Main Street and, according to its own entry, was last updated in July 2024. Before driving into central Yuma, check the address on your appointment confirmation.
The office serves Yuma and La Paz counties, including communities such as San Luis, Somerton, Wellton, Parker and Quartzsite in the district described by the consulate. It should not be assumed to cover all of Arizona. For residents far from Yuma, notices announce mobile consulates in both counties and selected Saturday sessions for certain documents; consult the current calendar for exact dates, procedures and venues.
Published services include passports, consular IDs, intake of applications for the INE voter credential, military-service booklets, Civil Registry and limited notarial acts, including powers of attorney and wills. The voter-credential process does not end at the consular desk: the INE processes the application and issues the document. Protection provides consular guidance and emergency channels, while the website also describes a Health Window offering preventive guidance and free, confidential referrals in Spanish.
There is a practical schedule difference to keep in mind. The location page lists weekday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., while the FAQ gives 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for routine procedures and keeps Protection open until 5 p.m. Saturdays are not a fixed extension of the weekly schedule; they are announced by date, as are mobile sessions. Confirm the current notice for the desk you need and whether an appointment is required.
Public comments consulted include praise for courteous treatment and prompt procedures, including one visitor who says they arranged a visit through WhatsApp; other accounts mention waiting and the importance of bringing complete paperwork. These are individual experiences. The verifiable preparation—appointment, district, mobile-session date and original documents—is more useful than treating one review as a guarantee.
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Consular office for Yuma and La Paz counties with identity documents, Civil Registry, limited notarial acts, Protection, a Health Window and scheduled mobile sessions.