The latest notice states that all packages imported to Mexico must provide the importer's tax number (RFC or CURP) on the accompanying waybill and invoice. At the same time, when the goods are imported and cleared by Mexican customs, the recipient also needs to confirm the tax number and other clearance information locally.
To avoid the inability to contact the recipient locally in Mexico to confirm the tax ID information, please make sure to indicate the recipient's correct and valid contact phone number and email when sending goods from China, and remind the recipient to pay attention to answering phone calls and checking email, and promptly follow up and handle the customs clearance work of the goods in Mexico.
Please be aware and inform the sender and recipient that our company will no longer review the documents one by one. If the information provided is incomplete or incorrect, resulting in inability to contact the recipient for customs clearance, all consequences and costs will be borne by the sender. The above requirements apply to all of our international express services (DHL FEDEX UPS EMS).
Update: 2025-03-25
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