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Payment Methods

    For your convenience, the Querétaro Language School offers the four payment methods listed below. To reserve a place in a Querétaro Language School language program, a non-refundable registration fee of $50.00 U.S. per person must be paid at least 10 business days in advance of first day of class. This fee will then be credited to your class costs. If you have any questions about a payment method, please feel free to contact us.

Credit Card	Checks/Money Orders
Wire Transfer	Cash/Travelers Checks

    If you choose to pay with a Credit Card, please select this method on your registration form. Upon receiving the form, we will email you an electronic invoice along with instructions for making your credit card payment. QLS uses PayPal as its credit card payment service. Please note that this secure service is free and that you do not have to be a member of PayPal to use it.

    If you choose to pay with a U.S. Check or a Money Order, please select this payment method on your registration form. Upon receiving the registration form, we will email you an electronic invoice along with instructions on how to mail your check or money order to Queretaro Language School’s U.S. bank account.

    If you choose to pay with a Wire Transfer, please select this payment method on your registration form. Upon receiving the registration form, we will email you an electronic invoice along with instructions on how to wire your payment.

    Once you arrive at the Queretaro Language School, but not before, we accept Cash and Travelers Checks. Cash payments can be in U.S. Dollars, Pounds Sterling, Euros, or Mexican Pesos. We will use the exchange rate prevailing on the day of payment to calculate the amount of non dollar payments. Please note that we do not accept Cash or Travelers Check payments of the $50.00 per person deposit necessary to reserve a place in a the Queretaro Language Schools language program. The Queretaro Language School will not accept responsibility for cash payments lost in the mail.