Banned from entry for 8 years

[Vossos]

You can appeal it at the Consulate or here at Federal Contencioso Administrativo Courts and then you can come back. You have a shorts dead line.

How short is the deadline? I can try to go to a consulate when they open tomorrow

 

[retiredbanker]

You can appeal it at the Consulate or here at Federal Contencioso Administrativo Courts and then you can come back. You have a shorts dead line.

How can an appeal be processed with the Federal Contencioso Court?

 

[SlowWalker]

Maybe try to contact Paula Carello if you want support or have questions.

Lux Brumalis - Paula Carello website

 

[steveinbsas]

You can appeal it at the Consulate or here at Federal Contencioso Administrativo Courts and then you can come back. You have a shorts dead line.

On what grounds can the ban be appealed by Vossos at the consulate? What could he say that would create more than a snowball's chance in hell that they would override the decision of migraciones in Argentina?

 

[steveinbsas]

How can an appeal be processed with the Federal Contencioso Court?

...and is it actually possible for a lawyer (assuming that would be required) to make the appeal in abstencia for a client who is not in Argentina?

 

[twoofeverything]

You might be able to appeal, but I think the best path is to pursue a fiance visa or similar. Many countries forgive past immigration transgressions when marriage enters the equation.
As an aside, governments around the world want two things - they want to know who is entering the country, and if staying longer than 90 continuous days or more than 180 days in a year, they want those who enter to choose a legal pathway to residency. Because then you become a taxpayer. It's really no different between provinces in Canada or between different states in the US.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

How short is the deadline? I can try to go to a consulate when they open tomorrow

Normally is by e mail. But you can try.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

On what grounds can the ban be appealed by Vossos at the consulate? What could he say that would create more than a snowball's chance in hell that they would override the decision of migraciones in Argentina?

That he is an inhabitant, not a fake tourist.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

...and is it actually possible for a lawyer (assuming that would be required) to make the appeal in abstencia for a client who is not in Argentina?

Of course because his address is in Argentina. SC recognize the right to appeal even if you do not have address in Argentina.

 

[Vossos]

Of course because his address is in Argentina. SC recognize the right to appeal even if you do not have address in Argentina.

Is an airbnb address sufficient? I had booked an airbnb to stay in until the 5th