khairyexpat
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HI:
I am a retired pensioned perma-tourist. 8.5 years in BsAs. Came accross baexpat by accident just few days ago. Sorry I missed all these years without baexpats. I want to "regularize" my status (I am not worried if a DNI takes 100 years to process, as long as I get ANY residency status for now ASAP I am happy). I tried on my own the RESIDENCY route with and without lawyers on & off for years. Never got anywhere. My efforts were in the dark before baexpats rich info. I just also learned from baexpats that there is a CITIZENSHIP route. Never new that before. But without legal background I am intimidated when I read about Supreme Courts and years of Litigation. Just disheartning. Let me be direct and straight forward. Seems to me residency by marriage is the trump card. The SIMPLIST FASTEST MOST IMMEDIATE MOST PERMANENT way to go (almost no paper work to speak of (non of Legalization/Apostillation fromToronto)). So why not (for a fee. Better than paying fluid lawyers). The big question is: what are the risks especially when PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENTS are not permitted in Argentine courts? Sure there must be some, cause it is too good to be true.
Can my wife cause me trouble not making divorce/annule peaceful (just her fees ... nothing else)? I do not own property neither in Argentina nor in Canada. I do not work. My only source of income is my pension. She lives in her appartment I live in mine, seperate.
How long should I have to stay married before divorce/annule?
Can I/her/we divorce/annule the marriage and still keep my residency?
Can Argentina get suspecious and cancel my residency?
what else ?????
I am a retired pensioned perma-tourist. 8.5 years in BsAs. Came accross baexpat by accident just few days ago. Sorry I missed all these years without baexpats. I want to "regularize" my status (I am not worried if a DNI takes 100 years to process, as long as I get ANY residency status for now ASAP I am happy). I tried on my own the RESIDENCY route with and without lawyers on & off for years. Never got anywhere. My efforts were in the dark before baexpats rich info. I just also learned from baexpats that there is a CITIZENSHIP route. Never new that before. But without legal background I am intimidated when I read about Supreme Courts and years of Litigation. Just disheartning. Let me be direct and straight forward. Seems to me residency by marriage is the trump card. The SIMPLIST FASTEST MOST IMMEDIATE MOST PERMANENT way to go (almost no paper work to speak of (non of Legalization/Apostillation fromToronto)). So why not (for a fee. Better than paying fluid lawyers). The big question is: what are the risks especially when PRENUPTIAL AGREEMENTS are not permitted in Argentine courts? Sure there must be some, cause it is too good to be true.
Can my wife cause me trouble not making divorce/annule peaceful (just her fees ... nothing else)? I do not own property neither in Argentina nor in Canada. I do not work. My only source of income is my pension. She lives in her appartment I live in mine, seperate.
How long should I have to stay married before divorce/annule?
Can I/her/we divorce/annule the marriage and still keep my residency?
Can Argentina get suspecious and cancel my residency?
what else ?????