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US Consulates in Mexico: visa appointment as non-Mexican

Hi all,

I'm looking to renew my E2 Visa and the best option for getting an appointment at a US embassy is looking like Mexico (in my home country, appointments at the US consulate are looking extremely difficult to get)

However, on the site it says appointments are only for Mexican residents. How stringent are they about this? Have any non-Mexicans been able to get an appointment?

I have a Mexican friend who would be able to pay the fee from a Mexican bank and so I could go through the appointment booking process on the site. But if I turned up to the appointment as a non-Mexican on the day would they turn me away or - being in the country and at the embassy - would they be okay to follow through with the appointment despite my non-Mexican nationality.

Thank you all

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