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Import and Export Services in Mexico

Strategic Legal Guidance for Moving Goods Across Borders

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Moving goods into or out of Mexico involves more than just logistics. Every shipment must pass through a framework of customs controls, tax protocols, and industry-specific regulations. Companies that fail to navigate these correctly can face costly delays, penalties, or even seizure of goods.

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Szymanski Law Group provides legal infrastructure and regulatory coordination for international companies engaged in cross-border trade. From setting up your importer’s registration to managing permits for controlled sectors, we make sure your operations remain legally sound at every stage of the process.

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​What’s Required to Import or Export in Mexico?

​What’s Required to Import or Export in Mexico?


1. Customs Registration (Padrón de Importadores and Sectorial Registries)

Before importing, your Mexican entity must be registered with SAT’s Importers Registry. Certain industries require additional clearance through the Sectorial Registry (textiles, electronics, chemicals, steel, etc.).


2. Product-Specific Permits


Many goods require prior authorization from regulatory agencies, including:

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COFEPRIS –

for health-related goods, medical devices, supplements, and cosmetics.

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SENER –

for energy products, fuels, and gas-related goods.

 

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SADER / SENASICA –

for agricultural products, food, livestock, and raw materials.

 

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Secretaría de Economía –

for restricted or quota-controlled imports.


 

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SEMARNAT –

for waste, recyclables, or environmentally sensitive items.

 

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NOM Compliance –

labeling, testing, and certification under Mexican Official Standards.



3. Proper Tariff Classification
Accurate customs codes prevent fines, reclassification, and overpayment. We assist with technical opinions and binding rulings.

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4. Importer of Record and Customs Broker Coordination
We help foreign entities comply with their IOR obligations and align with certified customs brokers for proper documentation and declarations.

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5. IMMEX and VAT Certification


For businesses assembling or producing goods in Mexico, we handle registration under the IMMEX program and assist in securing VAT certification to reduce tax burdens.

Your Trade Operation, Legally Structured

Every product has its own regulatory path. Whether you’re importing medical supplies, food ingredients, or heavy machinery, we make sure your legal structure supports your commercial goals.

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Contact us to develop a compliant import/export strategy that aligns with your product and sector.

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