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BTW, is this related in any way to your other post regarding finding out who owns an apartment?

This is very important. Just as important is if there is any way to prove he took it. This could be witnesses, security cameras, etc. You could file a report with the police or directly at court. The effect will be the same: it will be assigned to a prosecutor (fiscal) that will review the...

Legitimate interest: The owner or his/her spouse. A mortgage creditor. The beneficiary of an usufruct, or right to use, etc. The registry will process the request in approximately 2 weeks. I can help you obtain them, call me at 15-5478-7788 or by email at [email protected]

Yes, the requirements vary depending on where you apply for your visa. The Consulate in New York has very complete information on their website: http://www.congenargentinany.com/.

If your gf is here on a short visit, then the tourist visa might be a good alternative (see ReemsterCARP's post, above). In case your gf's here on a longer visit, you might want to consider a different type of visa. You can see all the different visa categories here: How to enter and Stay in...

Did he become violent personally or over the phone? If over the phone, you don't really have grounds for a police report. Did he threaten you in any way? If yes, then you could file a police report. The personal information you need is his full name, document number and address. This should...

My main practice area is not family law, but if you wish we can discuss the case; depending on the complexity, I could help you personally or recommend a colleague. You can contact me through my website www.fandinoabogados.com, by email at [email protected] or by phone 4314-0250 or...

The information is correct. This is the link for the AGIP Resolution 142/2010, that establishes this. http://www.agip.gob.ar/web/info-normativa/resoluciones/2010/res-142-agip-2010.html This will be applicable for those sellers who: a) are registered as a contributor in the Ingresos Brutos tax...

I just did a quick search in Google and found several links (carteles luminosos). Here are some: http://www.abreneon.com.ar/ http://www.letrerosneovision.com.ar/ http://www.sergiokohn.com/paginas/carteles_luminosos.htm

Recently Migraciones has been requesting more than just the accountant certificate.

You can see all the different visa categories accepted by Argentine law at http://www.visasargentina.com.ar/migraciones.html If you have any questions just ask and I'll gladly help you. Remember to get as well a certificate of criminal records from the country/countries where you have lived...

You will most likely have to do immigrations and customs at GRU and then take a domestic flight to your final destination. Check that with the airline.

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I can assist you with this. You may contact me though my website www.fandinoabogados.com, by email at [email protected] or calling my office at 4314-0250.

You will need your valid passport, a copy of birth certificate, a certificate of criminal records from the countries where you have lived for the past 5 years, your spouse's birth certificate, DNI and marriage certificate. All documents issued abroad must be certified and legalized with an...

Employment with an Argentine company, if this employment is registered, entitles you to apply for a work visa. Your employer will first have to be registered at Migraciones (Immigrations), filing a copy of their by-laws, appointment of directors, tax registration and payments. Then you will be...

A rentista (rentier) is someone whose income is from property rents or bond interest and other investments. A Pensionado (pensioner) is the beneficiary of a pension or retirement fund. Both the rentista and the pensionado are accepted visa categories in Argentina. In both cases you will have to...

http://www.fbi.gov/hq/cjisd/fprequest.htm

Maikito and CityGirl already explained the process. I Just wanted to clarify that you don't have 2 options one being a "precaria" and the other one a "work visa". Once you file all your papers, you will get a "residencia precaria". This means that Migraciones still has not resolved your case but...

Tinto, why do I "sound expensive"? Please email me at [email protected] and I'll send you a quote for the translations you need (if you send me a scanned copy I'll give you the exact amount you will have to pay). Also, our translator works as an interpreter, if needed.