>>>Dates for the Mexican mobile consulate in North Carolina during August 2025
If you need to carry out consular procedures and you live in North Carolina, take advantage of the consulates on wheels organized by the Consulate General of Mexico in Raleigh during the months of March and April 2025.
Consulates on wheels bring consular services closer to the Mexican community residing or works temporarily in North Carolina, without having to travel to other consulates that Mexico has in the U.S.
Mexican Consulate on Wheels 2025: Dates and Locations, March and April
There are four consulates on wheels scheduled in North Carolina for these months in the cities of Asheville, Winston-Salem, Hickory and Concord .
Appointments for the Asheville location have already sold out, but You can still make an appointment for the mobile consulate in Winston-Salem, Hickory. and Concord .
| County | Date | Place |
|---|---|---|
| Concord | 21 to the 25 of April 2025 | Site to be announced |
| Hickory | 07 to the 11 of April 2025 | St. Andrews Lutheran Church 629 8th Street NE, Hickory, NC 28601 |
| Asheville | March 24 to 28, 2025 | The Reuter Family YMCA: 3 Town Square Blvd, Asheville, NC |
| Winston-Salem | March 31 to April 4, 2025 | SouthEast Plaza Shopping Center 3067 Waughtown St. Winston Salem, NC 27107 |
Reliable information and useful resources >>> Immigration Guide
Consular Appointments
>>>Appointments are available at the Mexican Consulate in Raleigh during the month of April 2025.
Consulate on wheels: services available
At Mexico's mobile consulates, you can complete the following consular procedures:
- Emission or Mexican passport renewal
- expedition of Mexican consular registration
- INE voting credentials
Book your Appointment consular
Mexicans who need to access these mobile consular services need to make an appointment. They have three options:
- Calling for Phone: Calling (424) 309-0009.
- Opening a chat by WhatsApp: Sending a message to the same number.
- Make an appointment online: Online through the institutional portal of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico quotes.sre.gob.mx
Appointments are free, personal, and non-transferable.
Important: Mexican consulates on wheels do not usually receive "walk-ins ", that is to say, They do not accept Mexicans for consular procedures who have not previously processed their appointment through the official portal of the MyConsulate appointment system ; take precautions and schedule your appointment early.
Remember: It is not recommended to show up at a mobile consulate without an appointment, unless otherwise indicated on the official pages. If you are in a situation where you need consular protection, contact your nearest consulate through the ConsulApp Contigo mobile application
General requirements
Each procedure has specific requirements, which you can consult on the official pages of the Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but in general you will need:
- Certified copy of your birth certificate
- Government-issued photo ID
- Proof of address in your name
- Unique Population Registry Key CURP
Related>>> Download your CURP online from the US
Tips for your visit to the consulate on wheels
If you've already made your appointment at one of the mobile consulates, keep these points in mind:
- Arrive early to avoid missing your appointment or having to wait in long lines.
- Before leaving for your appointment, make sure you have all the necessary documents and make a checklist.
- Consult the beforehand updated consular fees and the payment methods accepted on official websites.
Attention and guidance consular for Mexicans in the U.S.
If you have questions about consular services or need support with additional procedures, you can contact the Information and Assistance Center for Mexicans (CIAM) This consular service is available 24 hours a day, XNUMX days a week. CIAM provides guidance on passports, consular protection, and other services. For more information, Check out our article on the CIAM and how it can help you .
These mobile consulates are an excellent opportunity to complete procedures without leaving North Carolina, saving you time and money. Don't miss this opportunity and schedule your appointment as soon as possible.
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