The acta is your registro civil. The stamp is your foreign ministry.
Mexico issues new actas on miregistrocivil.gob.mx, then SRE apostilles. Other countries: your civil registry, then that corridor’s .gob. We sign I-9 and constancia when you land. We do not stamp.
The problem
Search is gestorías selling ‘acta + apostilla + visa’ as one fee. The state already issues the acta. The stamp is a government portal. Neither is an e-signature product.
The Docracy way
Open the official civil-registry page. Apostille on the country door. Unlock Paid so the I-9, offer, and constancia still exist when HR or the landlord asks. We do not issue actas and we do not apostille.
Features
Mexico acta (current)
https://www.miregistrocivil.gob.mx/ — gob.mx moved new trámites here 1 Aug 2025.
Mexico folio follow-up
Older payments: https://www.gob.mx/ActaNacimiento/folioSeguimiento/
Then SRE apostille
https://www.gob.mx/sre/acciones-y-programas/apostilla-y-legalizacion-de-documentos — we don't stamp.
Other origins
Pick the country on /who-files-where. Cuba is MINJUS legalization, not an Apostille.
When you land
Sign I-9 and share a constancia. Free deletes those PDFs in 9 days — that is the $10 plan.
Use cases
- US school or employer asked for an apostilled birth certificate
- POA for family still in LATAM — sign here, apostille at origin
- Just landed and the landlord wants proof you exist + income
FAQ
Do you issue or apostille the acta?
No. Mexico: miregistrocivil.gob.mx then SRE. Other countries: your registro civil + that corridor’s .gob.
Is Cuba an Apostille?
No. MINJUS legalization. See /cuba-to-us.
Spanish URL?
https://docracy.io/es/acta — plan: /es/kit-llegar-eeuu.
Mexico Registro Civil (official) · SRE apostille (official) · Mexico → US door · Who files where · Power of attorney · Consular appointment · EAD / TPS · Phone and bank · Search LATAM docs · Immigrant plan
Free to start — no account needed to send or sign.
Unlock the immigrant plan — $10/month