Baja California Notaries Offer $1,500 Will Testament Fee in September

Baja California notaries offer a preferential fee of MXN 1,500 for wills during September 2026.

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During September 2026, individuals in Baja California can execute a will for a preferential notary fee of MXN 1,500. ^[1] Marco Antonio Pacheco Peña, secretary general of the CNTE in Baja California, said on 2026-09-02 that around 3,000 interim teachers across the state are affected by unpaid wages, with the debt estimated at 50 to 70 million pesos. ^[2] On 2026-09-02, the CNTE teachers union in Baja California, Mexico, continued an indefinite strike and took over the Tijuana-Tecate federal highway toll booth, after members agreed not to start the school year because of unpaid interim teachers. ^[3] Participants in the 'September, Will Month 2026' campaign are exempt from paying state rights for the review and safeguarding of the last will, which normally costs around MXN 397. ^[4] Irma Martínez, Baja California's state education secretary, said fewer than 500 CNTE teachers are owed wages. ^[5] Pacheco estimated that about 600 teachers are currently on strike in Baja California, affecting 40-50 schools and leaving 6,000 to 7,000 basic-education students without classes. ^[6] Tobías Duarte Corral recommended not delaying the process until the last days of September because each notary organizes appointments differently. ^[7] Tobías Duarte Corral, president of the Colegio de Notarios de Baja California, stated that the process involves initial advice, format preparation, and a scheduled appointment to sign. ^[8]

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During September 2026, individuals in Baja California can execute a will for a preferential notary fee of MXN 1,500. · El Imparcial

Marco Antonio Pacheco Peña, secretary general of the CNTE in Baja California, said on 2026-09-02 that around 3,000 interim teachers across the state are affected by unpaid wages, with the debt estimated at 50 to 70 million pesos. · Semanario ZETA

On 2026-09-02, the CNTE teachers union in Baja California, Mexico, continued an indefinite strike and took over the Tijuana-Tecate federal highway toll booth, after members agreed not to start the school year because of unpaid interim teachers. · Semanario ZETA

Participants in the 'September, Will Month 2026' campaign are exempt from paying state rights for the review and safeguarding of the last will, which normally costs around MXN 397. · El Imparcial

Irma Martínez, Baja California's state education secretary, said fewer than 500 CNTE teachers are owed wages. · Semanario ZETA

Pacheco estimated that about 600 teachers are currently on strike in Baja California, affecting 40-50 schools and leaving 6,000 to 7,000 basic-education students without classes. · Semanario ZETA

Tobías Duarte Corral recommended not delaying the process until the last days of September because each notary organizes appointments differently. · El Imparcial

Tobías Duarte Corral, president of the Colegio de Notarios de Baja California, stated that the process involves initial advice, format preparation, and a scheduled appointment to sign. · El Imparcial

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