Specialized Service

Company Formation in Mexico

A turnkey solution to legally establish your subsidiary. We take care of the bureaucracy so you can focus on the business.

The First Step for Your Investment

Incorporating a company in Mexico involves interacting with multiple authorities (Ministry of Economy, SAT, Public Registry, IMSS). Our legal team centralizes and streamlines this entire process, ensuring regulatory compliance from day one.

Included Services

We cover all necessary legal and administrative aspects.

Notary and Brokerage

Direct coordination with notaries for the drafting of bylaws, protocolization of minutes, and formalization of the company.

SAT and Fiscal

Appointment management and processing to obtain the RFC (Federal Taxpayer Registry) and the e-signature (FIEL) indispensable for operating.

IMSS and Infonavit

Employer registration with the Mexican Social Security Institute and registration of your first employees according to the law.

Legal Representation

We provide a temporary Legal Representative to sign procedures before authorities while you designate your local team.

Translation and Apostille

Certified translation by experts of foreign documents and management of apostilles for legal validity in Mexico.

Powers of Attorney

Drafting and granting of powers of attorney for acts of administration, ownership, or litigation and collections according to your needs.

The Detailed Process

A clear roadmap from planning to operation.

Corporate Assembly
The Constitutive Assembly

1. Strategy and Name Authorization

We define the appropriate capital and management structure for your business. We request authorization from the Ministry of Economy for the use of the Corporate Name, ensuring it is available and complies with regulations.

2. Drafting of Bylaws

Our corporate lawyers draft the draft bylaws (the rules of the game of the company), defining the corporate purpose, the powers of the administrators, and the rights of the partners. This draft is sent to the Notary for prior review.

3. Signing before Public Notary (The Assembly)

This is the critical step of formalization. The partners (shareholders) must physically appear before the Public Notary in Mexico to sign the Incorporation Deed. What happens if foreign partners cannot travel? It is not a problem. Partners can grant a Power of Attorney in their country of origin (duly apostilled and translated) in favor of a legal representative in Mexico (which we can provide), who will attend the signing on their behalf.
Signing of Deed
Legal Formalization

4. Registration in the Public Registry

Once the deed is signed, the Notary is responsible for recording it in the Public Registry of Commerce (RPC). With this, the company acquires its own legal personality and becomes public to third parties.

5. Registration with Hacienda (SAT)

Obtaining the Federal Taxpayer Registry (RFC) and the Advanced Electronic Signature (e.firma). For this step, it is indispensable that the Legal Representative of the company physically attends the SAT offices with a prior appointment (we manage the appointment and prepare the file).

6. Bank Account Opening

With the company constituted and the RFC active, we prepare the necessary minutes so that banks can carry out their "Know Your Client" (KYC) processes and can open corporate accounts to receive capital and start operations.

Basic Requirements

To start the incorporation process, we will need to collect the following basic documentation from the partners and the proposed structure.

  • Valid official identification of the shareholders (Passport).
  • Recent proof of address (electricity, water, or telephone).
  • Three options for the name or corporate name for authorization by the Ministry of Economy.
  • Definition of the corporate purpose (main activities of the company).
  • Shareholding structure (percentage of participation of each partner).
  • Apostilled corporate documents (if the partner is a foreign company).

Ready to take the next step?

Avoid bureaucratic setbacks. Let our experts manage the entire legal process while you focus on your business strategy.