Starting November 24, the long-awaited move to the new US embassy Mexico City will quietly rewrite the routine for thousands of travelers and U.S. citizens. Visa interviews, passports, citizenship and notarial services are leaving Paseo de la Reforma for a purpose-built complex in Miguel Hidalgo, with a dedicated consular entrance and tighter security. It sounds like a simple change of address, but it will affect how early you arrive, which streets you use and what the experience feels like.
