Hello all! Una consulta...my wife and I married in the U.S., she has U.S. citizenship, and we live there. She travels on a U.S. passport but also has a DNI and ARG passport that lists her estado civil as soltera. She visits home once a year for about 30-90 days. She's currently there.
Is there any good reason to go through the trouble of trying to register, convalidate, or do whatever to change the estado civil on her documents? Is this as simple as getting all docs and apostille etc. and going to the registro civil, or does it require a formal case? Or is it something you can do in the U.S. through the Argentine consulate?
I can see how in a medical emergency scenario or something it might be useful...other than that we don't live in Argentina, don't own any property there, and don't have any kids. When we do I don't think we will get them nacionalidad Argentina por opción.
I can't particularly see the need for it now, but maybe someone here has experience and can enlighten me or convince me otherwise. Thank you in advance.
Is there any good reason to go through the trouble of trying to register, convalidate, or do whatever to change the estado civil on her documents? Is this as simple as getting all docs and apostille etc. and going to the registro civil, or does it require a formal case? Or is it something you can do in the U.S. through the Argentine consulate?
I can see how in a medical emergency scenario or something it might be useful...other than that we don't live in Argentina, don't own any property there, and don't have any kids. When we do I don't think we will get them nacionalidad Argentina por opción.
I can't particularly see the need for it now, but maybe someone here has experience and can enlighten me or convince me otherwise. Thank you in advance.