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Thanks for the advice. I have biked in DC (easy), NYC (fairly easy and getting better), and Suriname (challenging), so as long as I am not the only one attempting to do it I will give it a shot when I arrive. Thanks, again.

You should have plenty of time, but go now. Both of you must be present for the interview. The main hurdle you have is proving that the baby is his child, as that is what confers US citizenship on the child. If your documents are in order then things should go quite smoothly. No reason to...

I have not yet arrived and was wondering about the feasibility of biking to work from either Palermo/Recoleta/Belgrano to Palermo. Is it common? I have read much about the nightmare traffic, las huelgas en el subte, etc, but very little about anyone who bikes to work. Any advise or info is...

I just realized this conversation is 11 pages long, four years old, and I missed a few details before responding! Dammit.

I want to add that my advise above in no way condones or seeks to assist in any type of unlawful act, in fact, quite the opposite. I hope the OP can resolve her situation amicably. My comments were meant to inform the OP that in the event that there is no father listed on the birth...

A couple of questions and assumptions: I am assuming you are a US citizen and when you say you have citizenship for your child I am assuming you, hopefully, received a CRBA from the US Embassy in BA, as well as the US passport? If you have the passport, which required the father to be present...

Hello. I am a US citizen who will be arriving next month and staying for a few years. My Spanish is functional (not sure about the Porteño accent), employment is assured, and we are awaiting news about housing. I look forward to perusing the board and hopefully meeting some of you in the...