Navarro Funerals & Cremations

Navarro Funerals & Cremations is devoted to providing comprehensive funeral services tailored to the specific needs and customs of each family during their challenging times of grief.

Losing a loved one is an overwhelming and bewildering experience, and seeking guidance and support from knowledgeable professionals in the funeral industry can provide immense relief.

With over 14 years of experience serving the Mexican community, Mariana leads our team in conducting funeral services, cremations, and transfers to Mexico and Central America. Mariana's expertise is complemented by a compassionate team that shares a philosophy of providing unconditional support to families in every aspect of their funeral needs.

In addition, Mariana has fostered strong relationships with the Mexican Consulates, enabling her to navigate the funeral process efficiently and professionally. You can trust that all necessary procedures will be addressed promptly and with utmost care.

When you engage our services, we genuinely understand the gravity of your family's situation. We aim to instill confidence and provide the reassurance and security you need during this challenging time. We maintain open lines of communication with you and your family throughout the entire process, ensuring that you are fully informed and supported every step of the way.

Upon the unfortunate event of a death, numerous questions may arise, such as determining who holds the legal right to make arrangements with the funeral home. This responsibility is assigned to the surviving and competent spouse, the sole surviving competent adult child (or majority of competent adult children), or the surviving competent parent(s) of the deceased.

Furthermore, we emphasize the importance of obtaining a death certificate, an official legal document that confirms the occurrence and details of an individual's passing. This certificate serves essential purposes in the realms of law and administration. An apostilled certificate, available through the Secretary of State in Los Angeles or Sacramento, is a mandatory procedure required by the Mexican Government and certain Mexican airports for the repatriation and burial of individuals who passed away overseas. The specific process of obtaining a death certificate in Spanish is a collaborative effort between the family of the deceased and the Mexican Consulate.

To facilitate the repatriation of a loved one to Mexico, it is imperative to engage the services of a Mexican funeral home. Mexican airports can only release the remains to a funeral home that had been contracted prior to the departure of the deceased individual, ensuring a dignified transfer to their place of origin for burial.

We value your trust, and one of our dedicated counselors will promptly reach out to you. Thank you for considering Navarro Funerals & Cremations.

Conveniently situated across from the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana, CA, you can find us at 2112 E 4th St Suite 226, Santa Ana, CA 92705.

Our office hours are from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm, and we offer 24/7 customer service over the phone. Reach us at (714) 760-4207.

For any additional inquiries or assistance, please feel free to email us at info@navarrofunerals.com.