Labormex

LaborMex is a family company founded in 2004 by Seymour Taylor and his daughter Lydia Taylor, reflecting commitment to bridging Mexican-American communities and connecting US agricultural labour demand with Mexican workers through the H2 visa programme. The company embodies decades of experience in recruitment and consulate processing, combining ethical practices, transparency and efficiency. Operating with consulate processing capability across Mexico, Jamaica, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, and South Africa, LaborMex boasts a 99.9% visa issuance rate and 99% on-time delivery rate for worker arrivals.

LaborMex provides full-cycle H2 visa management including recruitment, DS-160 form creation, consulate appointments, travel logistics and digital onboarding. The company emphasises the importance of worker preparation before arrival, providing digital and in-person onboarding in Mexico so workers understand their role, job site and expectations before boarding planes. Workers arrive "knowing the job, the site, and what to expect." The company manages workers across all major consulates whilst maintaining zero-compromise documentation practices.

Seymour Taylor's legacy continues under Lydia's leadership, reflecting family values of fair treatment and community benefit. LaborMex positions itself as a trustworthy company changing lives for thousands of Mexican workers seeking US employment, and helping US employers maintain productivity despite labour shortages. The company emphasises that workers earn 100 times Mexican wages in the US whilst crossing borders safely and returning to families with financial benefits.