WE FIGHT
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International legal protection and consulting. Extradition defense, asylum applications, and Interpol red notice removal in Mexico.
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Extradition Defense
Expert representation in extradition proceedings in Mexico. We defend clients against treaty-based and non-treaty extradition requests, ensuring full protection under Mexican and international law.
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Asylum/Refugee & International Protection
Comprehensive assistance with refugee status applications, international protection claims, and humanitarian visa processing in Mexico.
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Immigration & Residency
Navigate Mexican immigration law with confidence. We help you obtain permanent or temporal residency — providing true legal stability that visa-only jurisdictions simply cannot offer.
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Interpol Red Notice Removal
Challenge and remove wrongful Interpol Red Notices through the Commission for Control of Interpol’s Files (CCF). We fight politically motivated and abusive notices that threaten your freedom of movement.
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Illegal Actions by Authorities
Authorities sometimes act outside the law — illegal deportation attempts, wrongful airport entry refusals, and other violations of rights. We hold them accountable.
What We Do — International Legal Defense in Mexico
ExtraditionMexico.com provides specialized legal services for foreign nationals facing the most serious threats to their freedom: extradition requests, Interpol Red Notices, deportation orders, and politically-motivated persecution.
Our practice is based on three principles:
- Confidentiality — All communication is end-to-end encrypted. We never use unsecured email, chat platforms, or third-party tracking tools.
- Aggressive defense — We treat extradition and Red Notice cases as the human rights matters they are. Our clients are presumed innocent — and we fight to keep them free.
- International expertise — Mexican federal law, bilateral extradition treaties, Interpol’s CCF rules, and refugee conventions intersect in every case. We practice at all four layers simultaneously.
Mexico’s legal framework — the Ley de Extradición Internacional, the Ley de Amparo, and the constitutional protections of Articles 11, 15, 20, and 33 — provides robust grounds for defense. We use every tool the law allows.
Common Scenarios We Handle
People come to us when they’re facing concrete threats. Here are the situations we work on most:
“I have an Interpol Red Notice”
A foreign government has registered a Red Notice in Interpol’s I-24/7 system. You learned about it because you were stopped at an airport, denied a bank account, or refused a visa. We challenge Red Notices through the CCF (Commission for the Control of Files) and provide defense in Mexico if you’re already here. Read our complete Red Notice guide.
“I’m facing extradition from Mexico”
A foreign country has formally requested your extradition from Mexico. We provide full representation through SRE diplomatic review, FGR judicial proceedings, and Amparo constitutional challenges before federal courts.
“INM denied my residency because of a Red Notice”
Mexico’s National Migration Institute frequently misuses Article 43 of the Ley de Migración against Red Notice holders, treating non-conviction notices as “criminal records.” We file Amparo against these unlawful denials.
“I’m seeking asylum in Mexico”
Persecution by your home government can include fabricated criminal cases, politically-motivated Red Notices, and arbitrary prosecution. We assist COMAR asylum applications and counter-Notice strategies simultaneously.
“I want residency for legal protection”
Permanent residency in Mexico provides legal protections that visa-only jurisdictions (UAE, Thailand, Singapore) cannot match. We advise on the strongest residency path for clients with international legal exposure.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Mexico extradite me to the United States?
Yes — the US-Mexico Extradition Treaty of 1978 governs extradition between the two countries, and the corridor is the most active in the Western Hemisphere. However, robust defenses exist: dual criminality, political offense exception, death penalty prohibition, and Amparo constitutional challenges. Read our full guide on extradition from Mexico to the USA.
What is an Interpol Red Notice — and is it an arrest warrant?
A Red Notice is NOT an international arrest warrant. It is a request from one country, processed through Interpol, asking other member states to locate and provisionally arrest a person. Member states are not legally obligated to comply. Many Red Notices are politically motivated and challengeable through the CCF.
Does Mexico extradite if there is no bilateral treaty?
Yes. Mexico's Ley de Extradición Internacional allows extradition based on diplomatic reciprocity even without a bilateral treaty. The 'no treaty equals safety' myth is dangerous. See our analysis of the no-extradition-treaty myth.
How long does extradition take in Mexico?
Most extradition proceedings take 6-18 months from formal request to surrender, not counting Amparo challenges, which can extend the process by 6-24 months. Provisional arrest can be requested at the start.
Can I get residency in Mexico with a Red Notice?
Legally, yes. A Red Notice is not a criminal conviction. INM frequently denies applications by misapplying Article 43 of the Ley de Migración, but those decisions can be challenged through Amparo and CNDH complaints.
How do I contact you securely?
We use Proton.me for end-to-end encrypted email at ExtraditionMexico@Proton.Me. A standard contact form is available at /contact/, or you can email info@extraditionmexico.com directly. Signal and Telegram are available for follow-up communications.
Need Immediate Legal Help?
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