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I haven't done any research on what the rules are for U.S. citizens living abroad regarding the Affordable Care Act (aka, Obamacare). Does anyone know if we are exempt? And if so, how I can properly inform the U.S. government (the IRS, I suppose) that I live overseas? Feel free to make this...

I'm sending you a message. I'm the owner and lead developer of Shoe Shine Design & Development. I have two designers (both here in BA). One is a stud when it comes to hotel sites -- it's his expertise.

Go to Hospital Aleman off of Pueyrredon with your passport. They're usually fast.

http://www.taxiezeiza.com.ar/ is currently $195 and always on-time.

Pitipur, what barrio do you live in? Depending on where you live we might be able to give you names of good grocery stores. I make Mexican food all the time.

I just order my corn and flour tortillas (and salsa ranchera) from Las Tortillas de Pancho Villa online regularly and make pollo guisado at home. It's so easy and much better than what you'll find in restaurants here. I grew up in Houston and also lived in Los Angeles. Mexican food is my staple...

Went to Edenor office on Bulnes and it went smoothly. The line is long but moves really fast. All bills are paid. Thanks for the advice everyone.

Okay. Got it. Edenor bill will be taken seriously. Thanks.

Sweet. That was easy. I didn't expect the ABL piece to be easier than Edenor. With Edenor I either have to wait for a new bill or pay online after setting up my online banking to allow me to use www.pagomiscuentas.com. I could go to an Edenor office to pay, but... nah.

I'm renting an apartment where I pay the bills for the landlord and get paid back. I totally forgot to pay three months of the ABL (and one month for Edenor). I went yesterday to pay the bills at a RapiPago, and they wouldn't let me pay, saying, "They're expired" (Están vencidos). What can I...

News to me.

They still do it. I just got mine in the mail two days ago after sending a simple request via email to [email protected] about 3 weeks ago.

Hey, I'm in your situation. How did it work out for you?

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You can transfer into a BA bank account with Xoom. I do it all the time. BUT, there's a round of paperwork you the recipient has go through first. The great thing about Xoom, is that the turnaround can often be within hours. Definitely 24 hours. Ría Money Transfers is proving to take about 2 weeks.

No problem with customs regarding the amount of luggage you have. We are two and we had 8 bags pass through while our customs agent checked her text messages.

I think you missed the joke. Hint: What does BA stand for, the airline or the city?

Between the two, definitely go to Colonia. The ATMs limit per transaction, as mentioned, but you can do as many transactions as your bank will allow. When I go, I call my bank (Charles Schwab) and ask them to raise my limit for the day or two I'm in Colonia. It helps to have a bank that pays...

My first Ria transfer to wife's savings account in BA went through fine. Her bank (Galicia) called her but since she doesn't speak Spanish, she doesn't know what it was about and the transaction went through anyway. We're now doing a second transfer and hoping for similar results. The rate...

Well, that's the policy, and I agreed to it. So now, I am just trying to figure out how to not pay anymore than I have to. To do that, I basically need to show my employer I know what to do. I went to the migrations web site, and I couldn't even find a link for "para renovar una VISA de trabajo...