Is the DNI for naturalized citizens different?

[ventanilla]

I am thinking if you go straight to citizenship (without ever having a temp or perm residency) you get a the next DNI sequence, and if you get any type of residency first and get a DNI before citizenship you get the 18 or 19 sequence?

I'll come and update when I get mine without residency soon

 

[Bajo_cero2]

I'm extranjero and my dni does not begin with 18 or 19.

Foreigners are 94 and 95 million.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

I am thinking if you go straight to citizenship (without ever having a temp or perm residency) you get a the next DNI sequence, and if you get any type of residency first and get a DNI before citizenship you get the 18 or 19 sequence?

There is no difference. If you get residency you get 94/5 million and when you get citizenship 19.

 

[SVBA_97]

There is no difference. If you get residency you get 94/5 million and when you get citizenship 19.

But what if you never do residency and go straight to citizenship by option?

 

[Ronnie Hotdogs]

I’m a 96 does that make me special?

 

[dilmah]

I don't understand why DNI number matters at all. As jantango mentioned above DNI of naturalized person explicitly contains naturalization date (NATURALIZADO FECHA)

 

[Bajo_cero2]

But what if you never do residency and go straight to citizenship by option?

Why should it be relevant?

 

[dsp27]

Foreigners are 94 and 95 million.

I am 96 and they are now at 97....so 94.95.96.97.....etc.

 

[dsp27]

I don't understand why DNI number matters at all. As jantango mentioned above DNI of naturalized person explicitly contains naturalization date (NATURALIZADO FECHA)

Argentine passports do not mention that info but they do include your DNI number and place of birth. So if you are born in the US it would say:
Lugar de nacimiento: USA
DNI: 19.xxx.xxx

 

[dsp27]

But what if you never do residency and go straight to citizenship by option?

It will still be 19.xxx.xxx