For US & Canadian expats and retirees anywhere in Mexico
A safe harbor for your family, so they never have to guess.
Wherever in Mexico you've made your home, we help you get your Mexican will, your fideicomiso, and your wishes in order — and we walk your family through everything, in their language, when it matters most, with a local partner notario in your region.
The problem we see every week
It isn't the grief that breaks a family. It's the guessing.
Most expats in Mexico — whether on the Sonora coast, in Puerto Vallarta, along the Riviera Maya, or anywhere else — have no Mexican will, a fideicomiso with outdated beneficiaries, and no plan written down anywhere. When something happens, burial or cremation has to be decided within a day or two, the family up north doesn't speak Spanish, and the house, the accounts, the car, and the paperwork all get stuck at once.
What we do instead
One bilingual, trusted service — before and after
Before: we get your household fully ready — a Mexican will through our local partner notario, current fideicomiso and bank beneficiaries, your wishes on paper, your documents in one place, and a plan your family already understands. After: if the day comes, a real person on the ground in your region walks your family through every step, in English or Spanish, while our team does the chasing. The platform, playbook, and remote parts of your Readiness Review work the same anywhere in Mexico; the notario visit and on-the-ground Family Support depend on having a local partner where you live.
See how it works →Three ways we help
Readiness Review
A thorough look at your will, fideicomiso, accounts, and wishes — with a clear list of what's missing.
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Ready File
Your documents, wishes, and emergency card kept current, year after year.
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Family Support
When it's needed most, a coordinator on the ground guides your family through every step. Available where we have a local partner notario and coordinator — see Regions below.
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Why families trust us
- We don't practice law. A licensed notario público handles every legal step — we make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
- No markup, ever, on notario, bank, or funeral home fees. We only charge for our own work.
- Bilingual from day one — because grief shouldn't come with a language barrier.
Not ready to start? Start with the free guide.
"What Happens If You Die in Mexico" — a plain-language checklist for expats and their families, fact-checked with our partner notario.
Founding Families Pilot
The first 10 households per launch region get the Readiness Review for $600 USD — with the first year of Ready File included — in exchange for honest feedback as we get started in that region.
Claim a Founding Family SpotYour family deserves a plan, not a scramble.
Book a free 20-minute call. No pressure, no obligation — just a clear picture of where you stand.
Book a Free CallPuerto Seguro is not a law firm and this site is not legal advice. We coordinate the process; a licensed notario público performs all legal work.