How can I buy an international money order in US dollars?

[Andrew Murphy]

I need it to for the DMV in the states and it has to be in US dollars. Does anyone know anything about this?

 

[EL_TIGRE_de_Tigre]

I need it to for the DMV in the states and it has to be in US dollars. Does anyone know anything about this?

You may be able to buy a US Postal money order on line. Go to USPS.com and look.

 

[Andrew Murphy]

Naw, they say no credit cards and I guess it has to be in person at an office.

 

[Traveler]

Naw, they say no credit cards and I guess it has to be in person at an office.

If you have a US bank account, just use that site's Bill Pay. It's usually free, including postage.

 

[Andrew Murphy]

I have a Candian bank account. But, maybe i can use that one.

 

[Girino]

You may be able to buy a US Postal money order on line. Go to USPS.com and look.

Money orders cannot be sold online. They have to be bought in person.

In some countries, Western Union offers international money orders. However, when I inquires to my local branch, they didn't have a clue of what I was talking about. Either you use a different payment method or ask a friend in the US to buy a money order for you. Then can be bought at USPS for 1.25 USD or at Walmart, CVS etc. for a similar fee. Also banks issue them, but you cannot order them online. You have to physically walk into a branch.

 

[jblaze5779]

Money orders is what it is. It's not a credit order.

 

[jantango]

I need it to for the DMV in the states and it has to be in US dollars. Does anyone know anything about this?

Perhaps you know someone in the USA who can help you by writing a check and sending it to the DMV.
A money order is not the solution since there is no international mail leaving Argentina.

 

[EL_TIGRE_de_Tigre]

FYI ... Some states take credit cards ... Have you checked into that?

 

[Andrew Murphy]

Perhaps you know someone in the USA who can help you by writing a check and sending it to the DMV.
A money order is not the solution since there is no international mail leaving Argentina.

Oh, actually there is mail being sent internationally right now. I sent a letter to the states and they told me that it would take one month because they are sending them through Chile. DHL or another courier service is an alternative, but of course, there is the added expense.