your info,kept simple.

What’s collected

When you fill out the Get Started questionnaire, Roots in Mexico collects your first name, email, phone number (if you add it), your answers to the questions, and whether you’d like occasional emails.

When you sign up for the free moving checklist, Roots in Mexico collects your first name and email, and adds you to the email list.

This site doesn’t ask for passport details, immigration documents, payment information or anything else sensitive.

How it’s used

• To point you to the right next step (a discovery call, an Ask Me Anything call or the ebook).
• To follow up about your move if you book a call.
• To send you occasional emails and offers, only if you checked the box or signed up for the free checklist. You can unsubscribe anytime.

Roots in Mexico doesn’t sell or rent your information, or share it with anyone for their own marketing.

Where it’s kept

Your information is stored securely in the Roots in Mexico client database, with access limited to Roots in Mexico.

Other services

Some links on this site take you to other services, which have their own privacy policies:

• Payhip handles ebook and Ask Me Anything purchases and payments.
• Cal.com handles discovery call booking.
• Hostinger hosts this website and may keep standard server logs, like IP addresses.

Messages sent through the chat assistant are processed by the chatbot provider, Pickaxe, to generate answers.

This site doesn’t use advertising or tracking cookies.

Your choices

You can ask to see, correct or delete the information you’ve shared, or stop receiving emails at any time. Just reply to any email you’ve received from Roots in Mexico.

Disclaimer

Everything on this site, in the ebook and on calls is practical guidance based on firsthand experience living in Mérida. It isn’t legal, immigration, tax or financial advice.

Rules, fees and processes in Mexico change, and every situation is different. For legal, immigration or tax decisions, please confirm with a licensed professional. Roots in Mexico can’t guarantee specific outcomes, like a particular rental, approval or timeline.