Recent content by techno

Ya, that is really another question. How can one stay the full 2 years in AR when they have to get a stamp every three months if they have a tourist visa??? That is why I'm looking to do the permanent residence thing. If a person can just stay in Argentina on a tourist visa for 2 years then...

I do have a stamped official b.certificate with the seal on it. I don't know if it is post 2000. I was just preparing to for living here and want to be legal. I need the resident visa for 2 years so I'm going for the long term visa. Then I'll go for citizenship once the 2 years is up. Now...

I don't know if it means "apostilized" it just says on many of the websites when you are trying to get citizenship that a birth certificate needs to be legalized. I have my original birth certificate already. I just don't know what "legalized" is meaning. Has someone here had to do this? Thanks

Where can I get my birth certificate legalized. I read I need to get it legalized by the Argentine Consulate in my country of origin. Now does that include the US embassy in Argentina? If I was in Argentina would I have to come back to the US to do that? Can someone tell me how I can do that...