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Start forming your company with $14,999
$14,500 MXN

  • Without calling the notary to request a quote

  • Without multiple transfers or wasted time in traffic

  • Hassle-free: all in less than 1 week

$14,500 MXN (includes all legal and notarial procedures necessary for the incorporation of your company in Mexico online ).

I want to set up my company

✅ Application and authorization of legal name before the Ministry of Economy

✅ Drafting of personalized bylaws and articles of incorporation

✅ Payment of government fees

✅We schedule your first appointment to register with the SAT

✅ Registration in the Public Registry of Commerce (RPC)

✅ Issuance of share certificates for partners

✅ Formalization before an authorized public notary

✅ Delivery of certified documents by courier

“Quickcorp guided me step by step through the legal formation of my company in Mexico. Before, I had no idea about all the procedures and thought it would be a complicated and expensive process. With their support, I was able to open my business online much faster and without overspending. The truth is, trying to do it on my own would have meant wasting time and money. With Quickcorp, the process was clear, affordable, and efficient.”

Javier Ciau

Businessman

FAQ

What is a constitutive act in Mexico?

This is the legal document that establishes the legal entity. It is mandatory for your project to develop business activities (for profit or not-for-profit). 

It serves to establish the rules for partner participation and decision-making. It’s also an essential requirement for invoicing, managing bank accounts, making payments to suppliers, and more.

Yes. Incorporating a company in Mexico means legally formalizing it through a constitutive act registered with the RPC (Royal Spanish Constitution). “Creating a business” can refer to starting operations without legal registration, which limits your access to tax benefits, financing, and client contracts.

In Mexico, there is no minimum share capital requirement to establish your company. We recommend starting with the issuance of 50,000 shares valued at $1 peso each , which is equivalent to an initial capital of $50,000 MXN . Later, if you want to raise capital or attract investors , you can do so easily through a shareholders’ resolution , without the need for complicated additional procedures.

With Quickcorp, you can set up a company online in less than a week . The time depends on the authorization of the company name and verification of partners, but our process is 100% digital, with no unnecessary travel or appointments.

The requirements for establishing a company in Mexico as a national are: a valid official ID, CURP (Taxpayer Identification Number), RFC (Registered Citizenship and Immigration Registry) (if you already have one), proof of address, and partner information. With this, we can prepare the articles of incorporation and register them with the RPC (Spanish Taxpayer Registry).

  • To open a business in Mexico as a foreigner, you need to submit the following basic documentation:

    • Valid passport of each member.

    • Recent proof of address (no older than 2 months) in the member’s name: this can be an electricity bill, landline phone bill, or bank statement, in good condition and without any erasures.

    • Foreign tax identification number , with supporting documentation (e.g., proof of tax payment from your country of residence).

    • Mexican immigration form (FM3 or temporary residence) , only if you must physically sign at a notary’s office; this document is issued upon entering Mexico.

    • Identification of the commissioner , a figure required in certain commercial companies.

    📌 If you are married: you must also attach the marriage certificate and official identification of your spouse.

You can’t open a company with just one partner; a minimum of two partners is required, according to the General Law on Commercial Companies. However, you can grant 1% of your stake to a friend or family member and choose a SA de CV, but you’ll need a commissioner, or a S. de RL de CV, which doesn’t require a commissioner.

You don’t need a tax address to start; it can be that of one of the partners. Your tax address will be determined once you go to the SAT (Tax Administration Service) to obtain the company’s RFC.

The process of establishing a company in Mexico with a public broker includes: preparation of the articles of incorporation, signature, and registration in the Public Commercial Registry.

Our entire process is 100% digital; partners can digitally sign from anywhere in the world.