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Play Hostel in Palermo Soho is cool. http://www.playhostel.com/#modal-alert2

Dale!

In US too.

Wineguy, So if the US marriage certificate (Colorado) is apostilled and translated it is good for use to get residency or citizenship? Thanks!

Thanks Stevied!

Hannstew, we did this as well. Were you able to use your US marriage docs for citizenship or residency purposes in Argentina? Thanks!

I guess by people you mean the authority responsible for ensuring these things are taken care of. For example one town has a law that within 24 hours of snowfall the sidewalk must be cleared. However, it wasn't enforced so the result was alternating sections of clear and snow packed sidewalks.

Not sure if the owner is responsible for the sidewalk is the same everywhere but is certainly the case in every place I've ever lived. Either personally or through the HOA/PUD.

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Matt, My wife and I are in a similar situation as you. Like Stevied, my wife is Argentine as well having grown up in Recoletta. Everything he said seems pretty spot on from what we have found. In the end we decided to rent an apt short term through AirBnB for three months in Belgrano while we...

"Where's Pedro?" "Argentinians have a different idea about what it means to be punctual!" That takes some getting used to!

This was posted on a different thread recently by earlyretirement: "I recently sold an apartment and I was surprised that you can even wire funds OUT of your US dollar account in Argentina to your USA account. I simply had to give them a certified copy of my escritura, deposited the funds and...

Thanks Steve, I found the thread. So did you get your citizenship?

Thanks! Did you use the Pilar office? I heard it was usually not busy. Also can you do a citizenship app at the same office.

I will be applying for permanent residency in Oct. If my address is in Recoleta do I have to use the Capital offices or can I apply through Pilar or some other office? Thanks in advance for the help.

Is $10,000 USD limit per person or per family?

My wife and I along with our 2 kids age 4 and 18 months are arriving in Buenos Aires at the beginning of Oct to begin our new life in Argentina. My wife is an Argentine native who grew up in Recoleta. We are looking for a 2 bedroom apt in Recoleta, Palermo, Bellgrano, or Canitas. We would stay...

Do you mean 2-3 hours per day, 2-3 days per week, or a one time 2-3 hour workshop?

I checked on this recently as I was looking at bringing some music equipment down. If the equipment has an external transformer like a laptop or keyboard then most likely you just need the plug adaptor and not a transformer. You can look on the equipment in question near where the power goes in...

Camel and Jenis thanks so much. Just to be clear both myself and my wife will need previous marriage and divorce documents apostilled correctly then translated in Argentina so that we can be married civilly in Arg.