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Yes, I used the 0 trick and it worked. When I went for my turno and they saw that I have a DNI de extranjeros they scolded me for doing that! Actually when I left the country the guy at migraciones told me I should get a nuevo DNI, but that if I didn't it probably would be fine. I definitely...

I have an old DNI de extranjeros, with the bordó booklet. I have been a permanent resident for years, though am not currently living in Argentina. I was told to make an appointment at the 25 de mayo sede, which I did, but once there they said that they don't process DNIs for extranjeros, and...

Unfortunately, when I showed up to 25 de mayo they turned me down for being an extranjera. I tried in provincia, as my address is not in Capital, but of course I got the run around there and decided to not pursue it...good luck to anyone attempting this. I wish I could share more tips, but...

Just wanted to follow up that the sale of my house actually went well, and through this site I was able to work with someone to help me get the $ to the US, for a low % and offering great advice. I'm happy to share the contact with anyone interested, as I much appreciate the connections that...

I requested a turno yesterday and I believe there were spots for early next week. I chose closer to the end of the month though. I will update as to how easy the process is once I'm there. I have no idea of how long it will take, I will be back in the US and will need to have someone eventually...

Not sure if anyone has gone through this process recently. I live in the US, have a DNI viejo and will be back in Argentina in a couple of weeks and wanted to see about getting a DNI nuevo to avoid any problems down the line. I heard it was easy and straighforward, hopefully will still be when I...

Thanks to you all for the comments! Any insight on how to do it with the cuevas for 4 - 5 % would be ideal, or if anyone knows the legal way that would be even better.... It is all a mystery for sure, and I'll happily keep posting more information as I receive it or would be happy to help...

Sure...its 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom in Zona Norte near the river, has a pileta compartida as its part of a community (not gated) of houses, aprox metros cubiertos is 160 m2. We are already negotiating with a buyer, and I do have a CUIT, which I imagine is still valid from a couple of years ago...

I'm in the process of hopefully soon (fingers crossed!!) selling a house in provincia de Buenos Aires. I was wondering if there is anyone out there with recent experience in this. Notably, I'm unclear about current ways to get the proceeds back to the US, particularly what financieras are...

Thanks so much Johnny!

I'm curious if anyone has any up to date information on rental cars in Buenos Aires. We will need a car for about 3 weeks, have some leads from family and friends, but am wondering if there is anything else new out there as an alternative to Guido Guidi. Thanks!!

Glad to hear of all of the positive responses and interesting ideas! I arrive in BA on May 1st and will be there for a little over 2 weeks. I will respond now to those that contacted me privately.

I hope no one gets offended by this...I will be traveling back to Buenos Aires with my family in May, about a year after moving home to California. I am considering trying to sell (small, non-electronic) goods to help us pay for part of our travels. I'm not looking to make a ton of money, and...

Thanks for all your responses. I guess my question is more if I am still a permanent resident "technically", and if it is still the case where I only have to go to Argentina once every two years to maintain that status. I have traveled multiple times with my US passport and DNI without having...

Hello! I will be traveling back to Argentina soon with my Argentine husband and son. I have an Extranjeros DNI from numerous years ago that states my permanent residence, but moved back to the US almost a year ago. I want to make sure that I won't be asked to pay the reciprocity fee upon arrival...

He wasn't able to work for about 2.5 months, so all things considered it was a pretty brief period.

Yes, he entered on a tourist visa, and after a couple of weeks we went forward and applied for his green card. We did not get married in the US and the US recongnizes the validity of our marriage in Argentina. There are two things you can apply for in conjunction, one is to work (which really...

Yes, he entered on a tourist visa. We did what is called an adjustment of status when we arrived in the US. At one point it was frowned upon to do it this way, though now is very common and accepted, especially in coming from countries with such a long wait time.

I actually just went through this. My husband and I filed everything in the US after moving back (we were married in Argentina, and I lived there for 9 years). The whole process took less than 3 months, so it was really quick. I'd be happy to help answer any questions as I was quite nervous...

Good question. I guess I can leave you a deposit of sorts? And proof that I'm leaving my husband and son behind in BA? ;)