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The Mexican government introduced reduced passport processing requirements as part of a new system streamlining administrative procedures.
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Additional Information: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs launched a new passport system last month under the agreement and now has the technology to access and print civil registry documents such as birth, marriage, death and adoption certificates, among others. Passport applicants may still need to submit these documents if the Passport Office requests them when their digital systems cannot access the necessary records. Government officials stated the Digital Transformation Agency is assisting with the initiative and marks the beginning of a “new era in passport issuance.”
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