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- Assignment of a dedicated CBX Ambassador to accompany the minor throughout the crossing.
- Assistance with the airline documentation process.
- Support with immigration process and forms.
- Minor escorted to his or her flight’s boarding gate or to his or her parent or guardian at the CBX terminal in San Diego.
Crossing from San Diego to the Tijuana International Airport
1. If the minor is any nationality other than Mexican, the parents or legal guardians must provide a notarized letter granting permission for the minor to travel unaccompanied.
2. Complete the UNMR CBX form and bring a printed copy on the day of travel.
3. Valid passport for non-Mexicans or a valid official Mexican identification. For more information, click here.
5. Complete the FMM form to enter Mexico (only applies to non-Mexicans).
6. The minor is not allowed to carry any item that must be declared under the guidelines set by Mexican Customs authorities. For more information, click here.
7. Payment of the unaccompanied minor service.
Crossing from the Tijuana International Airport to San Diego
1. The parents or legal guardians must provide a notarized letter granting the minor permission to travel unaccompanied.
2. Complete the UNMR CBX form and bring a printed copy on the day of travel.
3. Valid passport and visa for non-Americans or any other official document that proves U.S. citizenship or residency as required by U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials. Click here for more information.
4. I-94 permit for non-Americans, if applicable. For more information on this permit to enter the United States, click here.
5. Payment of the unaccompanied minor service.
Print and present the documents to the CBX Ambassador
UNMR CBX assisted minor identification form required by CBX; applies to all minors.
SAM authorization format for leaving Mexico, for girls, boys, adolescents, or persons under legal guardianship. Required by Mexican immigration authorities; applies only to Mexicans.
FMM (Forma Migratoria Múltiple) required by Mexican immigration authorities for foreigners entering Mexico.
I-94 permit required by United States Customs and Border Protection authorities for foreigners to the U.S. traveling with a tourist visa more than 25 miles from the border or staying longer than 30 days. For more information, click here.
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If the passenger already has a CBX ticket and requires this service on-site a rate adjustment applies, and it must be covered by the passenger when the service is requested at the CBX Tijuana or CBX San Diego counters.
Remember all applicable corresponding forms are mandatory to request the Unaccompanied Teen service.
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2. The provision of the services by CBX is subject to compliance by users with all requirements and necessary documentation in accordance with applicable law and regulations. CBX reserves the right to deny the provision of the services to such users that do not comply with all requirements and necessary documentation, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the service and applicable law and regulations.
3. The costs for the services may be consulted at www.crossborderxpress.com and may be modified from time to time by CBX, at its sole discretion.
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CBX, CROSS BORDER EXPRESS, THE TIJUANA AIRPORT TERMINAL—IN SAN DIEGO, CBXPRESS and CBX CROSS BORDER XPRESS THE SAN DIEGO-TIJUANA AIRPORT CONNECTION are service marks or registered service marks of Otay-Tijuana Venture, L.L.C. Any third party trademarks referenced are the properties of their respective owners.