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You could always choose an Escribano from the City of Buenos Aires, that are a lot more trustworthy! The Escribanos from the Province of Buenos Aires, aren't controlled and tend to be corrupt. Anyway you don't need to trust the Escribano with money, you just have to set up that the day the...

The legal way to do it is complicated, but it can be done successfully: 1) Set up in Argentina a bank account in US Dollars to recieve the transfer. 2) Set up with an Escribano (Notary) to do the transaction. 3) You must transfer to that bank account under concept: 489 Inversiones de no...

PM me, and I'll give you a hand...

Use Correo Argentino (EMS Service) it's Certified Courrier, it's cheaper than FEDEX or DHL. Once it arrives to the US, it's delivered as certified mail by USPS.

My large purchases with skybox: *washing machine *range *microwave

As a lawyer and partner of a firm in argentina, i suspect she's trying to take your business without knowledge of the firm. if you suspect or feel she's not representing your interests correctly, talk to her and get a second opinon. Feel free to PM me. Good luck!

Good to know!

I would do a POA in spanish and put that it's valid in Argentina. Notarize it, and then get an apostille certification. If you need details send me a PM.

You should be able to open a bank account with your passport + CUIT... Depends on the bank. I would try going to banks in downtown area.

I'm not a specialist in in immigration law but I know in July/2010 there was a lead case: Zunino Ignacio s/Petición, that established that you can't resign citizenship... Anyway check with a specialist... Good luck!

I've heard EL PASAJE is a cool place to learn. http://www.elpasajespanish.com.ar/ Good luck!

Hershey's chocolate (now you can get it in Bs. As.), Bagels, corned beef sandwich, ny style pizza...

An "apto profesional" would be easier, but once again, the court in the lead case, ruled that the city of bs.as. isn't a tourist destination. Anyway it doesn't make much of a difference, if you're the tenant, you can always extend your stay to two years. :D:cool:

It's a gamble... I represented a client a CEO of an OIL COMPANY, that rented a house as a temp, and I got it converted into a full 2 year contract... It's not really my specialty in law, but I wouldn't do it. You are free to do whatever you want. And HOPEFULLY you'll never have that sort of...

Argentina is a very special place, and for a special personality. I think it's fantastic that you have a boyfriend to come and see. In the professional area... I don't know which law firm it is, but I can make a guess between two or three... I'm a partner/owner in a small very successful...

I agree that B.A. is a tourist destination. I also agree that temporary rentals should be allowed. Here's the full situation: Art. 2 of the rental law states: "Plazos. Para los contratos que se celebren a partir de la vigencia de la presente ley, el plazo mínimo de la locaciones con destino...

From the transcripts of congress, it's clear that the intention of defining "vacation zone or area" is for "vacation areas" the city of buenos aires, is considered the "federal capital" and not a "vacation area". Also many of the apts. bylaws (with application of law 13512) say that temporary...

I suggest you read the jurisprudence on art. 2. Since it clearly says: "Las locaciones de viviendas con muebles que se arrienden con fines de turismo, en zonas aptas para ese destino". All courts of the city of Buenos Aires consider that "zonas aptas" refer to vacation areas. And the city of Bs...

I would keep away from services that try to cater to foreigners... Most of them are looking to make a quick dollar...

At this moment food imports are open. THANK GOD!