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Thanks!

Thanks! I will check it out now!

I've been watching Mercado Libre. The Surface Pro is my first choice and Chromebook is a distant second.

I've been keeping an eye on Mercado Libre, but haven't found the right one yet I am leaning more toward the Surface Pro mainly because it's compatible with the writing software I use and Chromebook isn't without a difficult work-a-round.

Nope. Not looking for any Apple product. Looking for a Chromebook. Although I do understand the confusion. "Air" is the result of trying to multi-task. Glad you caught my mistake though.

Anywhere in BA to buy either of the subject computers?

Anyone have an idea of the best place to buy a laptop bag in B.A.? I've found a bunch on Mercado Libre, but they're all in the U.S. I want to buy one locally. Feel free to email me with tips and suggestions at [email protected] I check email often, the forums here -- not so much.

Anyone coming from the states to Buenos Aires in the next couple weeks? I've got a computer in America which I need to get to BA. If you can help, great. Answer here or my personal email ([email protected])

Can anyone point me to a list of the must-see art shows in Buenos Aires for 2017?

Good answer.

Well, you remember what your daddy told you about "assuming." Yep. Lived in New York and yes, have written about the DMV. As a freelance writer (about 35% of my work is ghost writing for others) I'm always looking out for article ideas -- at least when the idiot bankers here in BA aren't...

Nope. Didn't return to the states, well, except for a week visit in April 2015. Argentina Immigration didn't reject any documents. The clerk just said I needed to get "proof" that the bad check charge had been handled and all was clear. Mission accomplished and as I posted elsewhere in this...

Just the FBI criminal history. The local/state data was included in it (although there was just a local charge -- the bad check). For my fingerprints, I went to our local (we live in Begrano) police station and they got it done for me in 10 minutes.

UPDATE: Made the return trip to Immigration this morning and got my temporary paperwork, but I'm an Argentine resident. From what I understand, I should get my permanent ID card within 90-days. It's a good Thanksgiving!

Thanks for the tip. Last year when I started collecting the paperwork for this process I emailed Celano. No response from him so I pushed on.