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Across from the Mexican Consulate
Repatriation Services to Mexico & Central America
For more than 15 years our team has helped families return their loved ones to their homeland. Our Santa Ana office is directly across from the Mexican Consulate, and we work closely with consular staff to keep paperwork moving quickly.
Repatriation specialists
Bringing your loved one home
Our office is across the street from the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana. We've spent more than 15 years handling the paperwork that makes international transfers possible, so your family doesn't have to.
Every state in Mexico and several countries, planned around your family's wishes.
- Call us, day or nightWe arrange the transfer of your loved one into our care.
- Documents & permitsDeath certificate, transit permit and consular paperwork.
- PreparationEmbalming and preparation to meet international shipping requirements.
- Flight & arrivalWe book the flight and coordinate with the receiving funeral home.
Where we can send your loved one
We arrange transfers to every state in Mexico and to several countries in Central America and beyond. Every family's destination is different, so we plan each transfer around your family's wishes: the city, the receiving funeral home, and whether the family travels too. Call us and we'll explain the options for your destination.
Paperwork at the Mexican Consulate
Our office sits directly across 4th Street from the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana. That proximity lets us resolve permits and documents faster and keep your family updated the same day.
Shipping cremated remains
We also ship cremated remains internationally with the required permits. This option often costs less and moves faster; we'll explain the destination country's requirements.
What to have ready
Required documents vary by country and by state in Mexico. When you call, we'll tell you exactly what your family needs. It usually starts with an ID for your loved one, an ID for the family member making arrangements, and the destination city.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do you send to my state or country?
We serve every state in Mexico and several countries. Call us with your destination and we'll walk you through it.
How long does a transfer take?
It depends on the destination, the permits and flight availability. We give you a timeline once we know your family’s plans.
Can you ship cremated remains instead?
Yes. We ship cremated remains internationally with the required permits, and it often costs less than transporting the body.
What documents do we need?
Requirements vary by country and by state in Mexico. It usually starts with an ID for your loved one, an ID for the family member making arrangements, and the destination city.
Talk to a repatriation specialist
Tell us the destination city and we will explain the paperwork, the timeline and the cost.