u/Jolly-Limit1168

Hi everyone,

I'm a Chinese citizen currently outside the U.S. I need to notarize a Charles Schwab account statement by signing a True Copy Affidavit, and the notarized PDF will later be submitted for a Kentucky e-Apostille.

Has anyone worked with a Kentucky Remote Online Notary (RON) who has experience with international clients and foreign passports?

I'm looking for recommendations or experiences rather than advertisements. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I am a third-country national (non-US, non-Canadian, non-Mexican citizen) looking to apply for the Mexico Temporary Resident Visa via the Financial Solvency route.

For logistical reasons, I cannot return to my home country to apply, and I cannot get into the US/Canada.

My plan is to travel to a country in Central America, South America, or the Caribbean, enter on a standard tourist visa/stamp, and do my interview at the Mexican embassy there.

I know that Mexican immigration law requires proof of "legal estancia" (legal stay), but many consulates strictly interpret this as requiring a local residency card (like a RUT, CPF, DNI, etc.) and will reject anyone who is just a tourist.

I already meet the worldwide financial requirements, so my only bottleneck is finding a consulate that is "Tourist friendly."

Has anyone successfully done their interview while on a tourist stamp in any LatAm or Caribbean country recently?

• Which specific embassies/consulates allowed you to apply as a pure tourist? (e.g., Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia, Peru, Brazil, Dominican Republic, etc.)
• Were there any issues with them accepting bank statements from a third country (in English/fully translated)?
• How long did it take to get an appointment?

Any recent DP (Data Points) or advice would be highly appreciated. Thank you!