Naturalization, Citizenship Want to move to Mexico

[Moving Man]

Jurisdiction

Mexico

My mother's father was a born in Mexico and a Mexican citizen. I would like to know if there is a law firm that I can work with to process this or if I have to go through this on my own. I would prefer a law firm that I can work with remotely or someone based in Oakland/Sacramento.

 

[mightymoose]

I am not clear what you are asking. If he is a Mexican citizen and wants to move to Mexico then just go. Why do you think you need legal help?

Who is moving to Mexico? You? Your mother? Your grandfather?

 

[justblue]

My mother's father was a born in Mexico and a Mexican citizen. I would like to know if there is a law firm that I can work with to process this or if I have to go through this on my own. I would prefer a law firm that I can work with remotely or someone based in Oakland/Sacramento.

www.yellowpages.com

 

[Moving Man]

I am not clear what you are asking. If he is a Mexican citizen and wants to move to Mexico then just go. Why do you think you need legal help?

Who is moving to Mexico? You? Your mother? Your grandfather?

I would be the one moving, I am sorry I wasn't specific in my question. I am an US citizen. Also my grandfather is not living.

 

[mightymoose]

Do you intend to stay there permanently?

If so, you likely need to submit documents for the FM2 visa. An immigration attorney can help you do this, but you will save a lot of money doing it yourself. Find the documents, have a look at them and all the instructions, and decide how you want to proceed.

 

[zddoodah]

I would like to know if there is a law firm that I can work with to process this

Process what?

Also, you're not going to get lawyer referrals here, but there is a "find a lawyer" link at the bottom of the page.