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I'm married to an Argentine woman! ;) Very straight forward today. We arrived about 9:50. They asked she be there at 10. We waited 2-3 minutes. They pulled her file and applied her right thumbprint and she signed. The clerk told another woman and my wife what the process would be and that...

My wife got *the call* today. Her oath is next week Monday at 10 am, but she was told not to have anyone come until later since there won't be much room and they just have to review things (I was told the same when I received a run down of what to expect...I had been told to expect my call in...

Missed a few... - Estados Partes del MERCOSUR y Estados Asociados (Brasil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Venezuela): podrá viajar con DNI .... , Cédula MERCOSUR o pasaporte vigentes. - Resto del mundo: deberá viajar con pasaporte vigente. Rest of the world with...

Really strange that you didn't get the US passport along with the CRBA in the same appt. The appt in the system is called passport/report of birth abroad...perhaps you did it as part of a mission trip to elsewhere in Argentina in which case you didn't use the appt system. All US citizens must...

Forgive me if I missed it. Are you traveling with your son's other parent? If not, you will definitely need permiso de viaje aka autorización de viaje (search these terms on the forum). You will not be let out of the country otherwise. This is a certainty. If you are all traveling togethe...

Beat you to it. Posted a few days ago.

Thanks for this. I see they transfer from the US as well. Rate similar to Ria (same Argenper partner). Did you need any VPN/proxy? One has to do that for Ria Money to work. Could you send from yourself....to yourself. I usually send wife to me or me to wife. It's all deposited in the same...

I think the US should be knocked down a peg or two. For the US, Argentina effectively requires a visa. You need to get it in advance of travel.

Found this interesting in WaPo. Ranks passports by visa free travel. Here's the direct link to the index. Argentina places 16. Slightly better than Chile and Brazil. Best in Latin America. I would be curious whether the US rank includes reciprocity fees. I suspect not. I'm surprised a few...

Is it possible that registration for "foreigners" has ended. Extranjeros with DNIs can vote in provincial, local elections, no? Maybe they were mistaken--or misunderstanding about a naturalized citizen? If you're holding the real deal--an Argentine citizen DNI--then all should be equal under...

I have friends who have had their prints done at that location and successfully submitted to FBI. I have also done prints there but for use within Argentina. As for the Apostille. Your certificate from the FBI should include the FBI seal and a signature. If your request is noted that it's for...

Thanks for the post. I'm hoping we do our oaths soon so we can register in time. Not sure if this is what you tried to post. http://www.lanacion.com.ar/1779389-donde-voto-en-las-elecciones-portenas-2015 This link too might be helpful... http://padronelectoral.org/

My Cablevision/Fibertel is still on my passport. I never bothered to switch it to my DNI. It was a new account in my name when I was not a resident.

Thanks Bajo! At least there's a possibility the Registro will do it (and have the authority if they choose to do so). I will hopefully have some information from the director (or her secretary) of the registro in Cba next week.

When you wrote your response to this woman's case--were you mistaken at the time what they would need? Here you allude to Registro Civil having the authority to issue the Argentine DNI (without the order from the court) but legal action might be required to do so if they will not. Reading...

Apparently these rulings have brought a concept of La igualdad ante la ley y las leyes "sospechosas de inconstitucionalidad" or Equality before the law and the laws "suspected unconstitutionality" I can't imagine some of these laws are long for this world based on these rulings. Also found...

You made it sound fairly simple a few weeks ago. Now you have me worried. You might have to travel to Córdoba soon. ;)

So I think I'm on the right track. I just need to find and train an attorney. :D

Done.

I apparently need a hobby. ;) I found this ruling from the Supreme Court last night. My understanding...the court rules that the classes of citizenship are not constitutional. nativo vs por opcion vs naturalizados. Hooft was discriminated against not for being Argentine, but being a...