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you ll be fine. if you want to leave to go home, pay the fine and travel with piece of mind. they will not deny you entry for overstaying under 2 years and just once. multiple years and times (2-3) trigger a red flag. once no. p.s. the only thing that can go wrong is that if perhaps, the court...

How many times and for how long have you overstated? The print out from the court case system has no value for immigrations. If you get denied entry you can always have a lawyer on standby to submit a stay on the decision of immigrations and ultimately have a judge decide if you're admissible or...

The aforementioned lawyer has financial interests in these cases. I would take everything he says, with a huge grain of salt while he may be right sometimes, the conflict of interest should make you pause, and think twice. Also, the constitution is a living document. You cannot interpret...

This is not the US and British common law. Legal precedents here (as in Europe) are not only nonebinding, but can easily be replaced by another precedent either by a judge at the same level, or at a higher level. The only way this would constitute a constitutional precedent is if the decision...

You can try your luck but be prepared to wait about five years and drop about $10,000 with zero guarantee of success (just a very rough estimate YMMV. Obviously both time and expense can vary substantially per case). You would need a lawyer and unless you're very lucky and gets a judge that is...

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correction Other than Brazil as far as I know for the rest of Mercosur countries, you can obtain permanent temporary residence as naturalized argentine citizen, five years from the date of naturalization under the Mercosur agreement. Straight to permanent only with Brazil due to a bilateral...

The dollar blue is a highly speculative type of exchange rate. It moves quite a small amount of money daily and it's linked to just a few large moneymakers in the City that oftentimes have their own agenda at setting up the daily rate. CCL/MEP are much better proxies for the value of the dollar...

Other than Brazil as far as I know for the rest of Mercosur countries, you can obtain permanent residence as naturalized argentine citizen, five years from the date of naturalization.

The agreement mentions nothing about natural born citizens so clearly you should be able to obtain permanent residence on the spot. You can always send an email to the to the Argentine embassy in Brazil and ask them if you wanna be 100% sure.

has it been 8 months? After 8 months with no response you should ask the secretary to resubmit.

Yes you can with a valid Precaria.

You do NOT need to use your own account at MiArgentina to certify the Historia Clinica. Use the profile/login of a friend or someone you know. Once you submit the document it's ready within a few hours. You just download, and print and bring it to Migraciones with the original.

just got canceled.

Usually use with Brubank and pesos are credited within 2 hours. This last time decided to send to BBVA and it's now been 8 days, money is stuck "in tranisit", MG said they opened an investigation that would take as much as 2 months (thou I suspect it would be much faster). Also opened a case...

sent last week on THUR to BBVA, still has not been credited. Apparently BBVA are taking their time. When I send it to Brubank it takes about 1-2 hs. Even on weekends.

can you elaborate a bit more on this? is this done thru a bank? Is this "en poso""

Did you reach out to the owner about him making an exception to the cancelation policy ?

There's one or two members who did thru Bajo going down that path about 10 years ago if I remember correctly. It used to be actually feasible back then although it was still an uphill battle. Even today it's technically possible but one needs to be prepared to enter legal purgatory with the case...

not so easy without residence. idk why people keep pushing this path, it rarely works and it definitely takes more than 2 years.