Mexico Timeshare Cancellation Letter Generator

Answer a few questions and get a legally-formatted cancellation letter that cites Mexico's Federal Consumer Protection Law. Reviewing your full letter is free — get the print-ready PDF for a one-time $9. No login. While you fill the form your details stay in your browser; they're only transmitted securely to generate your PDF when you choose to pay.

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Step 1 — Your Information

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Step 2 — Contract Details

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Where you signed

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Did the salesperson make verbal promises not in the contract?

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Were you offered gifts, meals, or a "free vacation" to attend?

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Was the cancellation right explained to you?

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Step 3 — Choose Your Letter Type

Based on your answers we've highlighted the letter that best fits your situation. You can change it.

5-Day Rescission Letter LFPC Art. 56 Use this if you are still within 5 business days of signing. No reason needed — the right cannot be waived. Late Cancellation — Misrepresentation LFPC Arts. 32, 35, 73 Past 5 days but you were misled, given false verbal promises, or not given a contract you understood. Demand for Refund — Contract Violation LFPC Art. 92 The developer failed to deliver what was promised or breached the contract terms. PROFECO Complaint Support Letter LFPC Art. 98-A A formal letter to attach to your PROFECO filing.

Step 4 — Your Letter

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💳 Already home? Start a credit-card chargeback in parallel

If you paid by card, you have a second, powerful remedy. U.S. cardholders are protected under Regulation Z (Truth in Lending Act); Canadian cardholders under FCAC and card-network rules. Both typically give you 60–120 days from the statement date to dispute the charge. Call your card issuer, cite "services not as described / misrepresentation," and attach this letter as evidence.

✅ What to do next

Send via certified mail to the resort's legal department (Return Receipt Requested). Verify the address on your contract.
Email a copy to the resort's customer service so there is a timestamped digital record.
If no response in 15 days, file with PROFECO at gob.mx/profeco — see our PROFECO guide.
Contact your credit-card company about a chargeback (if paid by card).
If fraud occurred, consider a police report (denuncia) with Mexico's FGR.

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