Mexican Company Formation for Foreign Owners
Structuring and incorporating your Mexican entity (SA or SAS de CV) with the correct foreign-ownership structure, shareholder / legal representative setup, and minimum capital compliance.
Astra Legal
grupoastralegal.com
Soft Landing · China → Mexico
Astra Legal helps Chinese e-commerce sellers and manufacturers set up a compliant Mexican operation — incorporation, tax registration, permits, and marketplace-ready documentation — handled by one legal team, start to finish.
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What we handle
Everything required to move from "we want to sell in Mexico" to a fully compliant, marketplace-approved operation — in the order you'll actually need it.
Structuring and incorporating your Mexican entity (SA or SAS de CV) with the correct foreign-ownership structure, shareholder / legal representative setup, and minimum capital compliance.
Obtaining your company's RFC with SAT — the tax registration required before you can invoice, open a business bank account, or register on any marketplace.
Establishing a compliant registered business address in Mexico, required for SAT registration and marketplace verification.
Filing your brand under the correct trademark classification with Mexico's Industrial Property Institute — protecting your name before launch, and satisfying marketplace brand-registry requirements where applicable.
Identifying and obtaining the permits required for your specific product category or service line — cosmetics, electronics, food-adjacent products, and others each carry different regulatory requirements in Mexico.
Every document issued carries the correct official government stamps, signatures, holograms, electronic certification, and QR verification codes — built to pass scrutiny from SAT, a bank, or a marketplace's review team.
Preparing your legal and tax documentation specifically for category approval and seller verification on Amazon Mexico, Mercado Libre, and TikTok Shop — formatted the way each platform's compliance review actually expects to see it.
Ongoing legal guidance for importing and selling physical products in Mexico, or for establishing a production or assembly facility — including IMMEX program eligibility and shelter-provider arrangements where relevant.
How it runs
Four stages, several running in parallel — so you know what's happening and when you'll actually be ready to operate.
Week 1
Review your business model, product category, and target platform(s). Confirm the right entity structure and permit requirements for your case.
Weeks 2–4
Company formation, legal representative / shareholder documentation, and RFC registration with SAT.
Weeks 3–6, parallel
Business address setup, trademark filing, industry permits, and your certified documentation package.
Ongoing
Final documentation prepared for platform approval; ongoing accounting and legal compliance begins.
Why Astra Legal

Founding Attorney, Astra Legal
Licensed Mexican attorney, with direct experience representing Chinese investors in the Mexican market. Every engagement is overseen personally — from initial diagnosis through incorporation, compliance, and ongoing legal support.
No handoffs between a formation agent, a separate accountant, and a separate trademark filer.
Proper KYC and documented beneficial ownership on every case — protecting you from the compliance issues that surface later for structures that skip this step.
All documentation, contracts, and this page itself are available in Chinese. Consultations are conducted in English, with interpretation support available on request — so nothing gets lost between your team and Mexican authorities or platforms.
Questions we hear most

Ready when you are
Book a consultation to review your specific case — product category, target platforms, and timeline — and get a clear, honest path to a compliant Mexican operation.
