Recent content by Lala

Seems migraciones is consistent (at least in our 2 experiences!) in how they handle these types of cases. I didn't need to get a new copy of my birth certificate or FBI report either. I guess the thing that most annoyed me was that the clock was reset in terms of getting to the 3 year mark...

Hey Hop - sorry for the late response. I moved back to the US a month ago, so it was just by chance I checked this site and saw your post. From my experience, you will have to start the whole process over. That is what I had to do when I switched jobs in Argentina. My new employer took too...

Kiersten. Sounds like....yep...I get it all the time. Kirch... It complicated simple situations so much to the point that I just go by "Cristina" when I have to leave my name - I don´t even think about it anymore. The dog walker, my neighbors, the portera, the lavadero, my pilates instructor -...

just wanted to bump this up - I am leaving on Monday...

I am moving monday, July 4th. I have one...Its old and the freezer needs to be defrosted frequently due to the door needing the rubber lining replaced, but if you want it, let me know by PM please.

Hi All, I purchased the above laptop from Sagehen, and put Windows on it. It is great for basic tasks and I am asking $550 pesos. I am not willing to negotiate on the price, as it is a great backup machine, so if I can't recoup the money I spent on it, I will keep it. Please PM me if you are...

Ah yes, location! Palermo Soho

I also have these books 10 pesos OBO each: 1. Lonely Planet Argentina 5th Edition 2. Running with Scissors - Augusten Burroughs 3. Dry - Augusten Burroughs 4. Possible Side Effects - Augusten Burroughs 5. What Do You Do All Day? - Amy Scheibe (hardcover) 6. Remember Me? - Sophie Kinsella...

https://picasaweb.google.com/ishiatama/MovingSale?authkey=Gv1sRgCML7ye3ty7Dc5AE Well, after 5 years, my time in BA is coming to an end, so my things need to find new homes. Please PM me if you are interested in anything or if you have any questions. I will be adding more items in the coming...

Steve it right...here is the list I posted last year: 1. Carta de Contunidad Laboral (from your employer) 2. AFIP Constancia de Inscripcion (download from afip.gob.ar with Company´s CUIT) 3. AFIP Aportes (download from afip.gob.ar with employee CUIL) 4. Requirentes - This your employer should...

Leche condensada - its a main ingredient in flan, so you can find it almost anywhere. Look in any chino near the baking supplies, or just ask one of the workers. Leche evaporada is the unsweetened version which is much harder to find, but you can usually get some in Barrio Chino.

$5,000 GROSS is not enough to live on, especially considering that you would likely rent a furnished apartment. Even if you got a cheaper long-term lease, you would have to consider the HIGH cost of furnishing it, and consider that they don't come with basics like light fixtures or a fridge like...

You can get traveler's cheques. Banco Piano issues them, and it looks like they have a branch in Rosario. http://www.bancopiano.com.ar/sucursales.aspx That is surely the cheapest way. Also, Banco Piano will transfer the pesos to any account anywhere in the world via Money Gram for 2%...

I'm coming up on 5 years on July 5th, but it looks like life will be taking me elsewhere in the next few months...

sent you a PM...