MiPyMEs Gain Legal Support from National College of Public Notaries in 2025

• What Does This Program Offer MiPyMEs?
• Why Is This Initiative Particularly Important for Nuevo León?
• Who Can Benefit from These Services?
• How Does This Align with Broader Economic Goals?
• What's the Bigger Picture for MiPyME Support?
• When and Where Can Businesses Access These Services?
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In a major boost for small businesses, Mexico's National College of Public Notaries (CNCPM) has launched a nationwide initiative offering free legal advice and low-cost incorporation services for micro, small and medium enterprises (MiPyMEs) throughout August and September 2025. This groundbreaking program, developed in partnership with the Ministry of Economy, provides critical support for entrepreneurs looking to formalize their businesses while navigating complex legal requirements.

What Does This Program Offer MiPyMEs?

The First Social Public Notary Campaign provides entrepreneurs with specialized legal guidance on commercial matters and business formation at preferential rates. For just 2,900 pesos (about $160 USD), participants can access complete corporate formalization services including drafting and notarizing articles of incorporation in compliance with the Federal Public Notary Law. Over 140 public notaries across Mexico are volunteering their expertise for this initiative.

Why Is This Initiative Particularly Important for Nuevo León?

The program holds special significance for states like Nuevo León where MiPyMEs constitute 99.3% of all businesses and generate 54.9% of employment according to the Strategic Plan 2040. Breaking this down further: 88.8% are micro-enterprises, 8.2% small businesses, 2.3% medium-sized, and only 0.7% large corporations. With near-shoring opportunities growing, the state government recognizes the urgent need to strengthen these businesses' competitiveness through formalization, financing access, and technology adoption.

Who Can Benefit from These Services?

Eligibility requirements are designed to maximize accessibility: businesses must have no more than five partners (all individuals), incorporate with capital up to 50,000 pesos (~$2,800 USD), and each partner may only use this support once. Note that the fee doesn't include registration costs or other fiscal procedures.

How Does This Align with Broader Economic Goals?

CNCPM President Eduardo Ruiz Orozco emphasizes that this effort connects directly with national development priorities: "We're working coordinately with a common purpose - increasing Mexico's competitiveness through social economy initiatives and shared prosperity. Essentially, we're contributing to Mexican families' wellbeing by boosting local economies." The program specifically targets entrepreneurs, small business owners, vulnerable groups, and communities seeking productive economic integration.

What's the Bigger Picture for MiPyME Support?

This initiative complements existing state-level programs like Nuevo León's strategic plan to strengthen MiPyMEs through training, financing, and digital transformation. As near-shoring reshapes Mexico's industrial landscape, such public-private partnerships become increasingly vital for ensuring small businesses can compete effectively in evolving markets.

When and Where Can Businesses Access These Services?

The campaign runs through September 30, 2025 across all Mexican states. Interested parties should contact their local CNCPM chapter or visit the Ministry of Economy's website for participating notaries in their region.

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What services does the CNCPM program offer MiPyMEs?

The program provides free legal advice on commercial matters and business formation services at reduced costs, including notarized incorporation documents for 2,900 pesos.

How long will this initiative last?

The First Social Public Notary Campaign began in August 2025 and will continue through September 30, 2025 nationwide.

Who qualifies for these services?

Businesses with up to five individual partners, incorporation capital under 50,000 pesos, with each partner eligible only once for this support.

Why is this program particularly significant for Nuevo León?

Because MiPyMEs represent 99.3% of businesses and 54.9% of employment in the state, making their formalization and growth critical for regional economic development.