I've read everything I could about migration and citizenship (including the 63 pages thread), and I have a better idea of what I need I guess.
I'd like now some up to date information to help me make a better choice for the lawyer.
As I understood, there are two main options that are often recommended here:
- Celano : good lawyer to obtain a regular resident permit (rentista, maybe investment), everybody seems quite positive about him, might not be interested in immigration anymore? No idea of the price.
- Dr Rubilar : good lawyer, doesn't need resident permit, helps to get citizenship, a few mentions that some of his clients are trapped in a loop. In general very knowledgeable. More expensive (some mentionned 6,000 usd).
For some reasons, the second solution would be easier for me. But I'd be happy to hear your feedback about both of them, especially if you used their service.
I'd like now some up to date information to help me make a better choice for the lawyer.
As I understood, there are two main options that are often recommended here:
- Celano : good lawyer to obtain a regular resident permit (rentista, maybe investment), everybody seems quite positive about him, might not be interested in immigration anymore? No idea of the price.
- Dr Rubilar : good lawyer, doesn't need resident permit, helps to get citizenship, a few mentions that some of his clients are trapped in a loop. In general very knowledgeable. More expensive (some mentionned 6,000 usd).
For some reasons, the second solution would be easier for me. But I'd be happy to hear your feedback about both of them, especially if you used their service.
