Mexican Consulate in Seattle, Washington
The Mexican consulate in the Pacific Northwest
The Mexican Consulate in Seattle serves the Mexican community of Washington state and the Pacific Northwest. Although more recent than the great diasporas of the Southwest, the region's Mexican population has grown quickly: it provides an essential workforce in the agriculture of the Yakima Valley and the east of the state, as well as in hospitality, construction and the services of the Seattle metropolitan area.
The consular office is located at 807 East Roy Street, in the Capitol Hill neighborhood, a central, well-connected part of Seattle. Because of its urban location, it is best to arrive by public transit and plan your trip in advance.
Contact information for the Mexican consulate in Seattle
Address
807 E Roy Street, Seattle, WA 98102
City
Seattle
State
Washington
Hours
Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm (by appointment)
Country
United States
Main phone
Appointments (MEXITEL)
WhatsApp appointments
Official website
Hours of the Mexican Consulate in Seattle
Procedures at the Seattle consulate
- Mexican passport: First-time and renewal for all ages.
- Consular ID (MCAS): Identification recognized in Washington.
- Voter ID card (INE): To vote from abroad.
- Civil Registry and certificates: Births, marriages and certified copies.
- Dual nationality: Registration of children born in the U.S.
- Consular protection: Labor, immigration and emergency assistance.
- Consulate on Wheels: Outreach days across eastern Washington and the Yakima Valley.
How to book an appointment at the Mexican consulate in Seattle
All services are free and require an appointment. Official channels:
By phone: MEXITEL 1-877-639-4835 (toll-free) | WhatsApp: +1 (424) 309-0009
If you live in eastern Washington (Yakima, Tri-Cities), check the mobile outreach days before traveling to Seattle.
Consular assistant
Is your case not covered on this page?
Ask the assistant about your procedure in Seattle: which documents they ask for, what to pay and what to do when your situation is not the usual one.
Frequently Asked Questions – Mexican Consulate in Seattle
Does the Seattle consulate serve all of Washington state?
Yes. The Seattle consulate is the office for Washington state and the Pacific Northwest. To bring services closer to the large agricultural community in the east of the state (such as the Yakima Valley), it regularly organizes Consulate on Wheels outreach days.
How do I get to the consulate in Capitol Hill?
The most convenient option is the Link Light Rail to Capitol Hill Station, from which the consulate is a short walk away. Several King County Metro bus lines also stop nearby. Avoid driving, since parking in Capitol Hill is scarce.
What do I need to renew a passport in Seattle?
Bring your previous passport, birth certificate, official photo ID and CURP. Check the requirements widget on this page and our Mexican passport guide for the costs and the full details.
I work in the fields in eastern Washington, do I have to go to Seattle?
Not always. The consulate runs mobile outreach days in the east of the state, especially in agricultural areas such as the Yakima Valley, so you don't have to cross all of Washington. Check the calendar on the consulate's website and social media; the outreach days require an appointment.
Do I need an appointment at the Seattle consulate?
Yes, service is by free appointment. Book it at citas.sre.gob.mx, through MEXITEL or by WhatsApp. Arrive on time and with all your documents to resolve your procedure in a single visit.