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Commerce Registry  (1) expand_more expand_less
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Summary of the procedure

The following activities are reserved to Mexican private individuals and Mexican corporations featuring an opt-out clause for foreigners: domestic land freight, banking and development institutions, and service and technical providers.

Opt-out clause for foreigners: Agreement or deal that is an integral part of the corporation’s bylaws. In it, said opt-out clause is established and posits that no foreign investors or corporations with foreign admission clauses will be directly or indirectly admitted as partners or shareholders

To view the paperwork, click on the Steps column located at the left side of your screen.

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