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Hello people, Sorry if this has been answered before, I searched but the answers we not 100% certain and immigrations doesn't answer the phone. I have a permanent residency status in Argentina, but I´m returning to the US for an unknown period of time and I need to know if its 2 or 5 years...

You can also check directly with Supervielle for a list of inmobiliarias and landlords that work directly with them. Also, Banco Ciudad will start offering this service starting from March 2011.

Agentina has iVoz hope that helps

Even though my US passport is not multilingual 100% (only some parts are multilingual), I had zero issues. I guess the info they really need is the one that appears in Spanish.

If she's a perm resident and u marry her....u will be elegible for perm residemcy right away. I speak from experience. She doen't have to be a citizen.

Like previously posted by others. Each country has their rules for recognizing them or not. Also, each US state is in charge of it's own marriage laws. However, due to the DoMA those marriages will not be recognized by the US federal gov't so it will not be valid for immigration purposes, since...

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there is Vick's syup.....i tried it last week

Exactly where I stand.

I'm sure there are, but why would we go through loads of immigration bureaucracy on another country with no savings or people to help you start out? He is Argentine and I'm already a permanent resident so we're alright here.

We used my father in law's and sister in law's "recibo de sueldo" as the garantors. Its definitely more flexible in provincia.

Because my life is here in Buenos Aires, and being a same-sex couple the federal immigration law doesn't give my boyfriend the option to enter the US as a legal immigrant via our relationship.

Rent plays a big part in this. Luckily our rent is $1000 pesos monthly for a 2 rooms, 1 bath, kitchen, living room and HUGE balcony were we can host parties for 30 people, in Lourdes, Santos Luares, very very close to Capital and one of the best electric metro trains (Linea Urquiza). But...

Can you be the owner of a car or motorcycle with that AAA Int'l DL?

Thanks jaredWB for the info. I will have it in mind if all fails, but I want the ARG DL.

Hello guys, Have any of you been throught the process of getting your DL recently? I know there is another thread about this, but its a bit outdated. I'm sure some thigns have changed. I already have DNI and 2 USA DL (Florida and Puerto Rico) Thanks for your help.

All I can say is that by becoming a resident I gained peace of mind. Now I just want to get my driver's licence which seems to be another hassle.

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Yes you can work legally. Just make sure you have the DNI. The employer is not going to investigate how you have you DNI or residency as long as the DNI is not expired. All they want is DNI and CUIL. I have lots of friends with expired student visas, but since their DNI is not expired, they...