aidanlawlor said:
i didnt recieve any piece of paper. Only a stamp.
so if i am correct.
once i go to migrations tomorrow and get my 90 day visa extension. Either it be a stamp or a piece of paper, i can then take that with me to Anses to get a CUIL?
I seriously doubt it as I think they will want to see proof of temporary residency at the least and all you have now is residencia transitoria:
From the following site:
http://www.afip.gob.ar/english/taxInformation.asp
What is the Labor Identification Number – CUIL?
The Labor Identification Number – CUIL – is a numerical code similar to the CUIT that identifies persons employed or that may be employed by a third person.
It is worth noting that such code is granted and issued by another entity called National Administration of Social Security (Only available in Spanish).
To check your CUIL certificate Click Here (Search available only in Spanish).
Certificate of Fiscal Residence
Previous Considerations
Under the Decreto 67/03 (Decree 67/03), the competent area for the Certificate of Fiscal Residence issue is the Subsecretaría de Ingresos Públicos (Undersecretary of Public Revenues) which depends on the Ministry of Economy and Production through the Dirección Nacional de Impuestos (National Tax Bureau).
The Federal Administration of Public Revenues, as authority of application, is responsible for the issue of such certificate.
It is worth noting that the intervention of each tax agency will be limited to provide information only to the above mention unit of application, whether the certificate has been requested in the relevant agency or in the National Tax Bureau.
Application form submission
The interested party must start the procedure to obtain the Certificate of Fiscal Residence indistinctively at the Dirección Nacional de Impuestos – Dirección de Relaciones Tributarias Internacionales (National Tax Bureau –International Tax Relations Bureau), or at the Federal Administration of Public Revenues.
Taxpayers registered in the Argentine Republic must appear before the AFIP’s agency (Only available in Spanish) in which he/ she is registered.
Provement of the resident status
Individuals or legal persons residing in the Argentine Republic, under the article 119 of the Income Tax Law (Only available in Spanish) (consolidated text 1997 as amended), may prove his/ her condition as resident within the country, by submitting the following documentation for each case:
Native or naturalized individuals with argentine nationality: ID (Libreta de Enrolamiento, Libreta Cívica or Documento Nacional de Identidad).
Individuals of foreign nationality: certificate issued by National Office of Migration (Only available in Spanish) authorizing his/ her stay in the Argentine Republic or ID (Documento Nacional de Identidad).
Undivided estate in which the taxpayer, on the date of death, was a resident in the Argentine Republic: the documentation established above, if applicable.
The parties to which the provisions of the article 69 section a) of the Income Tax Law (Partnerships) (Only available in Spanish) apply: partnership agreement or statute registered in the Inspección General de Justicia (General Inspectorate of Justice).
Fideicomisos (including financial fideicomisos) which, under the Ley 24.441 (Law 24.441) (Only available in Spanish), prove their inclusion in such legal regime with the relevant certificate of registration. Mutual Investment Funds under the article 1°, paragraph 2 of the Ley 24083 (Law 24.083) as amended: through the management regulations dully registrated in the Registro Público de Comercio (Public Registry of Commerce).
Documents to be submitted
The interested party must fill in the form attached as “Solicitud Certificado de Residencia Fiscal”(Certificate of Fiscal Residence Application Form) jointly with the following documentation:
Original and photocopy of the ID (DNI/ LC/ LE)
Original and photocopy of all the pages of the passport, including pages in blank.
