my goodness! it seems to me there are a couple of individuals here on a hate campaign.
Thankyou Grazie.
Now Granada is NOT cool,
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"You can go to the police. And if you do that you can burn in hell as far as I am concerned"
"And your former husband left after you had gotten a baby 10 days earlier and were still in hospital".
That sums it up what kind of person he was. Take as the exception and not as the rule
first of all I am very happily married with my husband, he is not my former husband he has never mistreated me and I was not suggesting that I have been a victim of abuse in my present marriage. I was stating that if that was the case it would be very difficult for a foreign woman to get home with her children. She should have the right to take her childern with her and I am an advocate of that when men can give birth, they can then fight for custody of small children until then young children should stay with their mothers unless of course a mother is unfit.
second, my husband had to go back to work in Europe because he has a contract and had already been with me for the previous 9 weeks risking his position.
third, going to the police is not a solution to women very unhappy and far away from their families
four, burning in hell......mmmmmmmnnnnnnnnnnn
very interesting remark!
now for my intelligent friends here.
balover its like this.
if you have a child here with an Argentine your child will have to travel on an Argentine passport technically. So you and hubby then go to a public notary. You both have to give all the details of yourselves and the children travelling, names, passport numbers/DNI etc. then the notary will take a few hours to type it up and then both of you will sign it to consent either parent to travel. Notary's have different fees but in all it will prbably cost you no more than $AR300.
When you leave the country you have to show this document as you leave at passport control.
Now the law was until last year, one blanket document which either parent could use for as many trips as required and while all is hunky dory in the marriage. In dispute a partner can have that document quashed. Now the law was changed last year that a document had to be formalised for each and every trip. But I still use the blanket one, but who knows how long I can do that. Individual documents are very difficult if like my family here, we travel constantly as I work from here and the UK and my husband travels throughout the world for 7 months of the year. So we usually meet up here and there and it is not always possible to organise this document without very structured planning.
Now here is one trick I have used.
If baby is born here, you fly out the first time on his/her Argentine Passport but come back in on the foreign passport. Then from then on use only the US passport for baby.
Funny thing is though last time I brought baby in on a UK passport they only gave him a visa for 90 days!
I hope this helps balover
