Now I Want To Get Married And They Wont Let Me

[jantango]

I learned something new today, never heard of an apostille or the apostille convention.
Thanks.

There are many questions asked on this forum by US citizens that are answered on the US Embassy website.
http://argentina.usembassy.gov/az-guide.html

This A-Z Guide provides a wealth of information. Take time to read it.

 

[Montauk_Project]

Rule 1 of Argentine tramites: If it isn´t apostilled it doesn´t count.

 

[Bajo_cero2]

To marry twice is a crime (without divorce or death), that's why they are like that.

 

[Napoleon]

To marry twice is a crime (without divorce or death), that's why they are like that.

But if the immigration documents say "Divorced", doesn't that pretty much mean "Divorced"?

 

[Bajo_cero2]

They have no authority on civil status, the registro civil does.

 

[ARbound]

I learned something new today, never heard of an apostille or the apostille convention.
Thanks.

It's a nightmare. I lived in Canada prior to moving here and had to get my documents all "certified" by the Argie consulate
for a nice fee of $60 +/- (Pesos need not apply, real money only) each. Almost $400 USD and I'm still paying for translations
and certifications of translations here.

Long story short all these things are make work projects. Whenever you need an apostile or certification of something, it's
the paper equivalent of 3 people standing around a procrear/la nacion crece jobsite while one person actually works.

 

[ajoknoblauch]

To marry twice is a crime (without divorce or death), that's why they are like that.

Unless you're a Romney...