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Thanks. So after those 90 days of the case "under review" I could have citizenship? I also read in this thread that it still needs to be published in a newspaper. How long could that take? At what point would I be able to apply for ID card and passport?

My case was "en despacho" a few weeks ago and I think last friday I learned the prosecutor gave the opinion "case is for sentence". Once your case is "under decision" how long does it take?

I went with a lawyer on this site. Steps: Acquire all documents related to a grandchild application. Discuss terms and steps with lawyer. Scan documents Hire lawyer Lawyer review documents Documents translated The application has been submitted online with scanned documents on my behalf. The...

Update to this post here: https://baexpats.org/threads/documents-necessary-for-citizenship-from-one-parent.44041/#post-421634 The Miami consulate replied to my inquiries of citizenship like this, > si tu madre nacio en Florida no podemos hacer la ciudadanía aca en Miami, solo puede hacerse en...

The Miami consulate replied to my inquiries of citizenship like this, > si tu madre nacio en Florida no podemos hacer la ciudadanía aca en Miami, solo puede hacerse en Argentina, cuando los padres no son nativos argentinos. So I need a lawyer in Argentina to apply. I have emailed various...

https://catla.cancilleria.gob.ar/en/argentine-citizenship • Original birth certificate of native Argentine father / mother. (Make sure it’s the “Acta de Nacimiento”. The “Certificado de Nacimiento” is not valid.) Apparently there is a difference. And so I worry that if there's a specification...

Living in Miami, I'm curious about the documents necessary to get citizenship from my parent. From my understanding I need 1. my birth certificate 2. my dad's birth certificate 3. my mom's birth certificate 4. my current passport Is there any age requirement for the documents, such as...