Citizenship
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Some observations based on first steps.
It looks like most oficios now go thru DEO, electronic oficios - RENAPER, DMN, Reincidencia, Enrolados, Interpol, Convenio.
The only one that is still on paper is the Div. Antecedentes (fingerprinting etc).
Is this a correct observation? At least for Convenio going thru DEO seems to have significantly improve their response time from 8 or more months to 2 or less.
The judge on my case seems to be ordering first the oficios to RENAPER, DMN, Reincidencia, Enrolados and Div. Antecedentes
and only after those have been received to Interpol, and Convenio.
This is really annoying as those two take the most time...
Is there anything that can be done like presentar un escrito y pedir liberar todos lo oficios via DEOX...?
It looks like most oficios now go thru DEO, electronic oficios - RENAPER, DMN, Reincidencia, Enrolados, Interpol, Convenio.
The only one that is still on paper is the Div. Antecedentes (fingerprinting etc).
Is this a correct observation? At least for Convenio going thru DEO seems to have significantly improve their response time from 8 or more months to 2 or less.
The judge on my case seems to be ordering first the oficios to RENAPER, DMN, Reincidencia, Enrolados and Div. Antecedentes
and only after those have been received to Interpol, and Convenio.
This is really annoying as those two take the most time...
Is there anything that can be done like presentar un escrito y pedir liberar todos lo oficios via DEOX...?
what is Sec.18?
Secretaria 18, juzgado 9.
Ok after some research I kinda answered my own question
DNM, Enrolado and Convenio are now all DEOX.RENAPER, RNR and Interpol are still mail (I would guess Interpol will move to DEOX soon too).
Div. Antecedentes is obviously still in person too as one needs to be fingerprinted.
I am still wondering why the judge in question in Juzgado N1 delays the oficios from Interpol and Convenio until after the fingerprints are in...
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RNR requires finger prints too unless you have your biometric data at AFIP App.Ok after some research I kinda answered my own question
RENAPER, RNR and Interpol are still mail (I would guess Interpol will move to DEOX soon too).
Div. Antecedentes is obviously still in person too as one needs to be fingerprinted.
I am still wondering why the judge in question in Juzgado N1 delays the oficios from Interpol and Convenio until after the fingerprints are in...
They delay is because when they are replied, they say the first group is expired and need to be updated and so on.
Online it seems that the wait time to get an appointment for oficios for RNR is one month. Not too bad. Once you get an appointment and have your fingerprints done, my understating was that you can just download the oficio online and send it to the secretaria.
also which of the oficios can be done via the TAD platform?
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There are no appointments for RNR at CABA.
Only PFA Antecedentes cannot be done by Deox of e mail.
Registro Nacional de Reincidencia - Turnos para el area de Legales
www.dnrec.jus.gov.ar
Turnos —for rnr in CABA
No turnos showing now true— when I checked last week there were turnos for 4 April.Registro Nacional de Reincidencia - Turnos para el area de Legales
Turnos —for rnr in CABA
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