Recent content by Mambru

Hi, I'm the American wife. :) I wanted to give a more detailed explanation of how everything went, in case someone else reading is in the same situation. First of all, I think the idea that it depends on the mood of the immigrations officer is 100% true. As my husband said, the woman who helped...

Ok she flew with american airlines, connection in miami, absolutely no problem getting on the plain. Got to ezeiza, she gave the inspector her passport with the reciprocity fee, asked what she was doing in argentina and just said "im coming to get my residency", didnt ask for anything else, said...

I went today to speak in person with the migrations inspector in ezeiza, he said four times overstaying was a lot, but as long as she demonstrated taking steps to regularizar her situation as a permanent resident she should be let in (and of course having the reciprocity fee), by taking steps he...

Yes i did in my first post, because she got the FBI record that same day through FieldPrint FBI channeler, but i assume it is not authenticated as you say (it has the signature of an agent and everything but in my experience that is never enough). I was a little suspicious at first but she sent...

That is what i've been hearing, it's only getting worse for permatourists, but i totally agree with ben. They just want to feel like you respect their jobs and are not just trying to fool the system, thats why i think being totally honest is step 1. One question, did the inspector at any time...

I already talked to migraciones, and they were the ones who told me it doesnt matter if she has a warning or if its the fourth, first or tenth time she overstayed, it is 100% up to the inspector (and his boss i asume) to decide her fait. Now the lawyer i talked to said he never heard of a case...

Im argentine married to an american citizen. She is flying back here this sunday after having overstayed for the fourth time. She didnt have any problems until Last week when she was told at ezeiza she wont be let back in the country unless she already had the resident visa. The point is that...