Document legalisation
We guide and assist you through the document legalisation process, making sure your papers meet the requirements to be valid in Spain.
Kingdom of Spain · Honorary Consulate
Documentation, civil registry and certification services for Spanish citizens residing in Baja California. Attention is by appointment only.

Honorary consular representation serving the Spanish community in Baja California.
Areas of work
The honorary consulate brings the Spanish administration closer to residents in the demarcation and acts as a liaison with the Consulate General.
We guide and assist you through the document legalisation process, making sure your papers meet the requirements to be valid in Spain.
We support and assist Spanish citizens in the region who find themselves in situations of need, emergency or vulnerability.
We provide up-to-date information on the full range of consular procedures.
We advise and guide you through procedures that require the direct involvement of the Consulate General of Spain in Monterrey.
Procedures
Each procedure has its own requirements and duration. Review the details before booking so you arrive with complete documentation.
Certifications
Copies checked against the original for use before the Spanish administration.
Civil registry
Registration of the death of Spanish nationals occurring in the demarcation.
Documentation
Issue and renewal of the Spanish national identity document.
Collection
Collection of documents already processed and notified by the consulate.
Certifications
Certificate of survival, usually required to draw a pension.
Civil registry
Registration of marriages celebrated in the demarcation where one spouse is a Spanish national.
Procedure
Select the procedure you need and review the documents you must bring.
The calendar shows how busy each day is. Choose an available slot.
Enter your contact details. You will receive your booking code by email.
Practical information
Mario Enrique Mayans Camacho
Vicente José Mas Taladriz
Services are limited to residents of the demarcation listed.
Contact
Frequently asked questions
No. All services are by appointment only. Walk-ins cannot be attended, except for documented consular emergencies.
Email the consulate with your booking code at least 24 hours in advance, so the slot can be released to someone else.
There is a 10-minute grace period. After that the appointment is treated as a no-show and must be booked again.
No. This honorary consulate issues passports only for children under twelve. Anyone older must go to the Consulate General of Spain in Monterrey.
No. Visa processing is handled by the Consulate General. Here you can get guidance and a preliminary document review.
Only for procedures that allow it and with a signed authorisation. Biometric procedures require the holder to be present.
Check live availability and reserve your time slot in under two minutes.