How To Get Started Finding Someone In Mexico

Are you looking for or want to find someone who is living in Mexico? Do you need help getting started on the right path for your Mexico family genealogy research? Do you want to find that person as soon as possible? This, and the next several blogs, will discuss the challenges and solutions for finding someone in Mexico.

How to Get Started Finding Someone Living in Mexico

First, we'll discuss the five biggest challenges people face when trying to locate someone in Mexico or beginning their Mexico family genealogy research. These five key challenges are what hold people back from successfully being able to find someone. The good news is, throughout these next blog posts, we will break down these challenges and explain the solutions to finding someone in Mexico. These blogs will get you to the door so you are ready to go through to achieve your desire: finding someone in Mexico. We will also save you time, frustration, anguish and confusion.

The five biggest challenges are:

1) Frustration in Searching
2) Having No Information
3) How to Get Started
4) Sorting Through the Information
5) Knowing Where to Go Next

Next week, we will focus on and identify two key goals to finding someone in Mexico. For some people starting their Mexico family genealogy, they may first have to find relatives who are living in Mexico. When you have the two key pieces of information, you will be ready to find the individual you are looking for.

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Richard Villasana
The Mexico Guru
Family & Friends Found

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#2 Know the Mexican states to find family in Mexico

From the numerous emails I receive, it's apparent there are general misunderstandings about the Mexican states, the capitals and what makes a proper address. It's important to know about the states if you want to find people in Mexico.

Most capital cities have the same name as the state. For instance, the capital of the state of Puebla is Puebla. This is properly written as Puebla, Puebla. (There are state abbreviations, but I'll save that for another time.)

So what does it mean if you have an address with Puebla, Mexico? That's a good question. An educated guess is the address is/should be Puebla, Puebla Mexico. But when it comes to finding someone in Mexico and especially if you are going to pay for specialized services or resources, you really want to be certain what the proper address is before you start spending your money.

If possible, ask the person who gave you the address to verify the information. Maybe they left out a vital piece of information such as giving you both the city and state name. In some cases, the person may not know there is a difference and was simply passing on the address as they received it.

This may appear to be a minor issue, but it's not. I just received an email asking for help. The city and state the person gave me is Puebla, Edo. de Mexico. There is no city named Puebla in Edo. de Mexico so it's very likely the correct city and state is Puebla, Puebla. If this person hadn't asked for expert advice, he may have continued searching for months thinking Puebla, Edo. de Mexico was a good address. It can be the small things that stop you from finding a person in Mexico.

If at all possible, you have to verify your information is correct. This is one of the reasons why finding family in Mexico, a mother, birth father may require the services of experts who know the ins and outs of addresses and so much more.

Good luck on your search.

Saludos,


Richard Villasana

Richard Villasana
The Mexico Guru
Find Relatives In Mexico

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