New 2015 Immigration Fees

INM has published some fees that I have yet to confirm

Change fee from temp to perm 1,124 pesos

Temp
1 year 3,519 pesos
2 years $5,272 pesos
3 years 6,678 pesos
4 years 7,914 pesos

Permanente 4,289 pesos

Travel letter 360 pesos

2015 Immigration Government fees (Attorney / Facilitator Fees Extra):

Temporal
1 year $3,519 pesos
2 years $5,272 pesos
3 years $6,678 pesos
4 years $7,914 pesos

Regularization Fee (Plus fines) $1,124 pesos

Change fee to change up from tourist to temporary or tourist / temporary to permanent $1,124 pesos

​Permanent Fee (2nd Fee) $4,289 pesos

Work permission fee (change for temporary) $2,642 pesos

Lost / Stolen / Damaged Document Replace​ment Fee $1,083 pesos

Permission to leave while document in process (Travel Letter) $360 pesos

As of Dec. 30, 2014 published today in the DOF
http://www.dof.gob.mx/nota_detalle.php?codigo=5377721&fecha=30/12/2014

Too bad similar fees aren't imposed on Mexican population living NOB.

How much are the fees for U.S. visas (temporary and permanent resident), work permits, replacement and travel letters, Jim?

I don't know Lady O. My pool guy is from Guadalajara and is dual. His helpers are illegal.

Chris, I couldn't be elected anywhere cept maybe Chicago like Blago. Other than that you are correct, as un like Bill C.......I inhaled when I tried it.

I am not well informed about costs for Mexican people to legally enter the US, get a green card etc. I do not believe Mexican plated vehicles entering the US must get a Vehicle Import Permit. Also, I can drive a Mexican Plated vehicle for at least 6 months in Arizona. I am not aware of any fee for driving a foreign plated vehicle driven into Arizona.......once again I am guilty of not researching.

Pat my pool guy here in Casa Grande has dual citizenship. He charges us $15.00 USD, and cleans our pool every week during the HOT season and cuts back to twice per month during our winter......pool temp today was 65 degrees. FREAKING COLD. I fell in trying to change the pool light........Best part of that.....My "Suck em Up Muscles" still work.

I assumed Pat's helpers were undocumented, my bad, as they were also from Guadalajara, and spoke ZERO English.

"I don't know Lady O. My pool guy is from Guadalajara and is dual. His helpers are illegal." -- Jim W

So, how much more would you pay for pool service if your pool guy's helpers were people instead of "illegals"?

Lady Otter Latté wrote:
"I don't know Lady O. My pool guy is from Guadalajara and is dual. His helpers are illegal." -- Jim W

So, how much more would you pay for pool service if your pool guy's helpers were people instead of "illegals"?

He has been our pool guy for 2 years......always charged $15.00 USD.  He hired helpers approx 6 months ago, and never raised prices.   Guess he just added more clients.   I ASSUMED they were illegal....bad bad Jim.  I know Pat is licensed in Casa Grande.    We are seldom home when he cleans....cept for the past couple months when I was taking the oil.

We found him through his ad in our HOA news letter.

Wonder what his rates would be if he hired unemployed Americans who want the jobs the Mexicans are taking away from them?

Damn if I know. The going rate here is $15-$20 per week. My guess is most of theses guys are illegal......pools in Arizona are like assholes.....everyone has one . Most of these guys are 1 to 3 man operations.

So homeowners are not demanding that all service workers be legal and have benefits?

Honestly I don't know where this going Lady O.  Jesus our go to guy speaks fluent English and I never even considered checking for a green card.  He also has a helper....no English.   Jesus works for Casa Grande School District.   Pat the pool guy is Mexican, has a US Passport.

I think we may have created a job opportunity for me.   I could become the green card checker for pool maintenance companies.   LOL  Maybe the US Gov could pay me commission.  20 bucks a head.  INS will pick them up, release them at the border, and they will be back on the job in a couple days. I could set up a INM route.

So, looks like the system as it is now set up works for everyone.