Start your company in Mexico | LT Extended
LT Extended

Before we start

Which option do you want?

Pick one. You can change it later with your lawyer — nothing is locked in here.

Before we start

How fast do you want it ready?

You’ve chosen our tax and accounting service. The standard track makes the incorporation free; the fast track halves it. Only the timeline is left.

Confirmed

You’ve chosen to incorporate in 1 month.

Your price

1 Month Incorporation

$1,900USD

+ $930 USD in notary and registry fees, at cost. Charged only once your incorporation documents are issued.

Four steps. That’s the whole process.

The next two take about four minutes.

1

Answer a few questions

Seven short ones. Enough for our lawyers to start drafting your incorporation documents correctly.

2

Add a payment method

Nothing is charged now. We take payment only when your company exists.

3

Meet your corporate lawyer

You get their direct contact immediately. They’ll reach out to you either way — to go over what you sent us and agree on dates.

4

Receive your company documents

Originals delivered to you, wherever you are.

Question 1 of 7

First, who are we working with?

We use these details only to prepare your incorporation and to have your lawyer contact you. Read our Privacy Notice.

Please complete every field — a valid email, your country code and at least 6 digits of phone.

Question 2 of 7

What do you want the company called?

Give us three options in order of preference. Mexico’s Ministry of Economy rejects names already in use, so alternatives save a week.

Please give us at least two options.

Question 3 of 7

What will the company do in Mexico?

One or two lines is enough. This becomes the corporate purpose in your deed — your assigned lawyer will refine and widen it so you’re not boxed in later.

A short description, please.

Question 4 of 7

Who will own the Mexican company?

Question 5 of 7

Which entity type do you want?

Question 6 of 7

Will you hire employees in Mexico within six months?

If yes, we register you as an employer with IMSS from the start instead of doing it twice.

Question 7 of 7

Anything your lawyer should know?

A deadline, a regulated sector, an unusual shareholding structure. Optional — leave it blank if nothing comes to mind.

Your accounting plan

Which level of accounting support do you want?

This is the service that makes your incorporation free or half price. Pick a plan — your accountant can move you up or down later.

Your monthly plan$900 USD / month

Prices in USD. You can be billed in USD or Mexican pesos. Billing starts the month your company is incorporated. You can cancel from month 3 onward.

Last step

How would you like to pay, when the time comes?

Choose a method now so nothing holds things up later. Nothing is charged today.

Incorporation fee$1,900 USD
Notary and registry, at cost$930 USD
Due when your documents are issued$2,830 USD

Please choose how you’d like to pay.

Nothing is charged today and no card details are requested on this page. We invoice you only once your incorporation documents are issued by the notary, for the amount shown above.

Request received

That’s it. Your company is under way.

Nothing has been charged. We invoice only when your incorporation documents are issued — and not a day before.

Your corporate lawyer

Catalina Ibarra

Corporate & Foreign Investment

What happens now

  • Catalina writes to you within one business day. You don’t need to chase her — going through your answers and agreeing on dates is her job, not yours.
  • We start drafting. Name permit, bylaws and the notary appointment, in that order.
  • You hear from us at every stage. No silence, no wondering where your file sits.
  • Your documents arrive. Originals delivered to you — and that’s when we invoice.

Questions before then? Write to Catalina directly. That’s what the address above is for — you don’t have to go through a form to reach her.

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