Can/does Mexico check felony or warrant information upon exiting the country by air?
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Does Mexico check for felony or warrant information on US citizens when they exit Mexico by air (to fly to a non-US territory)? If so, does anyone know the proceedure they follow?
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Does Mexico check for felony or warrant information on US citizens when they exit Mexico by air (to fly to a non-US territory)? If so, does anyone know the proceedure they follow?
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To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
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Mar 5 at 22:22
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Does Mexico check for felony or warrant information on US citizens when they exit Mexico by air (to fly to a non-US territory)? If so, does anyone know the proceedure they follow?
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Does Mexico check for felony or warrant information on US citizens when they exit Mexico by air (to fly to a non-US territory)? If so, does anyone know the proceedure they follow?
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To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
– TravelMate
Mar 5 at 22:22
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To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
– TravelMate
Mar 5 at 22:22
To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
– TravelMate
Mar 5 at 22:22
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
– TravelMate
Mar 5 at 22:22
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When exiting Mexico by air, there's no border control at all. You just turn in the FMM form to a check-in clerk, and they don't check government databases (not sure they even can)
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
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What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
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When exiting Mexico by air, there's no border control at all. You just turn in the FMM form to a check-in clerk, and they don't check government databases (not sure they even can)
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
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When exiting Mexico by air, there's no border control at all. You just turn in the FMM form to a check-in clerk, and they don't check government databases (not sure they even can)
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
add a comment |Â
up vote
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When exiting Mexico by air, there's no border control at all. You just turn in the FMM form to a check-in clerk, and they don't check government databases (not sure they even can)
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
When exiting Mexico by air, there's no border control at all. You just turn in the FMM form to a check-in clerk, and they don't check government databases (not sure they even can)
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
answered Mar 5 at 5:42
Coke
48.7k789214
48.7k789214
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
add a comment |Â
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
What if you haven't traveled far enough into Mexico to require an FMM?
– TravelMate
Mar 7 at 9:45
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
@TravelMate Ah, so you're flying out of an airport in the border zone? In that case you'll just have to explain to the check-in clerk that you entered by land and stayed in the border zone, and as such didn't need an FMM. Like I said though, no border control on exit at airports
– Coke
Mar 7 at 9:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
What about APIS reporting? Mexico does it, any idea if that is used for information checking? @Coke
– TravelMate
Mar 18 at 4:51
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
@TravelMate AFAIK it'll check for overstays but that's about it.
– Coke
Mar 18 at 9:15
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To travel back to the US? Or to travel from Mexico to somewhere else?
– Stephan Branczyk
Mar 5 at 4:43
@StephanBranczyk To travel somewhere else. Sorry, I should have specified.
– TravelMate
Mar 5 at 22:22