Quintana Roo Tax Authority Warns of Fake Vehicle Registration Form Circulating

Quintana Roo — The Quintana Roo State Tax Administration Service (SATQ) has issued a public alert after detecting the circulation of a fake document labeled “Private Service Vehicle Registration.”

The state agency stated that the document lacks any legal validity and any similar format being distributed is considered fraudulent.

The SATQ clarified that all vehicle-related procedures are conducted exclusively in person at authorized Collection Offices and Modules. It also urged citizens not to use intermediaries or “managers” and to avoid making payments outside official counters.

“The only receipt with legal validity is the one issued directly by the SATQ,” the agency said.

How to Avoid Becoming a Fraud Victim

To protect personal assets and identity, the tax authority recommends:

• Verifying that any procedure is carried out at official offices.
• Not sharing personal data with unauthorized third parties.
• Avoiding deposits or transfers outside institutional channels.
• Confirming information through official sources before starting any process.

Official Assistance Channels

In case of doubts, taxpayers can go to the nearest collection office or contact the Taxpayer Assistance via WhatsApp at the following numbers:

• 983 112 4047
• 983 112 4048
• 983 112 4043
• 998 842 7107

The SATQ reiterated its call for the public to stay informed and not be deceived by documents or supposed procedures that do not come directly from the state authority.