Civil marriage in Tlaxcala, Mexico: requirements and cost in 2026

Reviewed on October 19, 2026 against official sources

The essentials

Figures in Mexican pesos in force in 2026; each one links to the law or official portal where it appears.

  • At the office, business hours: 586.55 plus the application (586.55 or 469.24, depending on which official text you read) and the publication (938.48)
  • At home or outside business hours: 1,759.65 at home during business hours; 2,346.20 outside them
  • Copy of the certificate: 351.93 simple format
  • Premarital talks: Do not appear in the Civil Code (art. 608 Bis)
  • Medical certificate: Yes

Requirements

  • Application signed by both with names, age, occupation, address, marital status, property regime, statement of no impediment and will to marry (art. 608)
  • Before the Civil Registrar of the place of residence of either partner
  • Certified copy of the birth certificate and official ID of each partner
  • Official ID of two witnesses per partner, of legal age
  • Medical certificate
  • Marital agreements if choosing joint property
  • Death or divorce certificate if there was a previous marriage
  • Court waiver of impediment, if any
  • Publication of the application for 15 days (can be waived)

Source of the requirements: congresodetlaxcala.gob.mx.

Two official sources that do not match

We do not hide the difference: we show both figures with their source and date.

  • Tlaxcala. Besides the wedding, you pay for the application and for publishing the marriage notice (938.48), which can be waived by paying 469.24. The application costs 586.55 (5 UMA) in the Congress text of the Financial Code, with amendments up to November 28, 2025, and 469.24 (4 UMA) in the Legal Counsel's (Consejería Jurídica) text, with amendments up to December 18, 2024. We could not read the original decree in the Official Gazette.

Sources and review date

Reviewed on October 19, 2026 against primary official sources.

Limitations

  • What we infer. When we say a requirement "does not appear" in a code or a procedure sheet, that is all it means: it is not in the text we read. It is not a rule that prohibits it.

Fees are updated every year. Before you pay, confirm with your registry office.

This page summarizes official sources; it is not legal advice. Confirm with your civil registry office before paying.

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