FAQ's

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can I acquire a Mexican company even if I’m not a Mexican national or resident?

Yes. There is no requirement to be a Mexican citizen or resident to own a Mexican company. Foreign individuals and entities can be shareholders without restrictions in most sectors.

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Do I need to be physically present in Mexico to acquire the company?

No. The process can be handled remotely. We will only need certain documents from you and, in some cases, a notarized and apostilled power of attorney.

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What types of companies do you offer?

We work with S.A. de C.V., S. de R.L. de C.V., and S.A.P.I. de C.V., depending on your needs. All entities are already incorporated, with RFC and e.firma, and optionally with bank accounts.

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How long does the transfer process take?

Once we receive your information and documentation, the transfer—including notarization—can usually be completed within 7 to 10 business days.

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Can you help with ongoing legal and tax compliance after the transfer?

Yes. We offer optional support for annual meetings, corporate updates, changes in structure, and other legal or tax filings.

What’s included when I acquire a company?

You receive a complete legal entity, including:

- Notarized bylaws

- RFC and e.firma

- Updated shareholder documents

- Corporate books and digital files

- Bank account (if applicable)

- Support for transfer