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Just put a number in the field and see what happens?
is it...necessary? I've been here for over a year without problem.
You may only know the answer when you go to another WU location to pick up your next transfer or when another member reports they have been told the same thing.
How to obtain the Identification Code - CDI?Hey folks. picked up my western union transfer today and was told that i wouldn't be able to do another transfer without a CDI. Does anyone know what that is or how to get one? Neither I nor my argentine girlfriend have ever even heard of it.
The Identification Code (CDI) has a temporary validity, since it is delivered for the exclusive performance of some procedure or for a certain period of validity. This Identification Number can be requested by individuals and by undivided estates only in cases where they do not have CUIT or CUIL, and are in need of opening a bank account, carrying out some type of financial operation or acquiring assets that imply their mandatory registration in official entities.
The AFIP will verify all the documentation that is attached and will give you a sealed copy of the approved form and with the Identification Code (CDI) granted by said procedure. This is a free procedure and the CDI is temporary.
If WU is asking for a CDI in order to pick up the funds and the CDI is given to the foreiger in a sealed envelope, he/she (or the sender if it is another party) will not be able to enter it in any field when initiating the transfer.Just put a number in the field and see what happens?
Instead of sending myself cash to pick up at Western Union I've been transferring cash (only around 150 USD a month) to my girlfriend's account but the last transaction was blocked by the bank. The bank's don't tell WU the reason for the refusal so I'm wondering if there is some sort of limit?
So, this means one has to be registered with AFIP to make a single transfer of funds from abroad (at least after a year)?
Steve, I do not know the answer to your question as I have not done a WU transfer since October, 2019.
Iggysnacks is the first anecdotal case of this type to be posted on the WU thread. I assume he does not have a DNI.
My question....is he here on a tourist visa? Or does he have a precaria?
The words "sealed copy" means you won't be able to use the same number for additional transfers if it must be presented when picking up the funds at a Western Union agency (even if they enter the number on the receipt)?
I assume the CDI number will remain the same. It is the CDI certification that requires renewal every X number of days.
PS: If I remember correctly, my CDI was not in a sealed envelope and was vaild for 30 days. I only used it for one transaction: to transfer funds to buy an apartment. I had been in Argentina for less than six months and did not yet have a DNI or CUIT/CUIL.
Form 663...."sealed" means it must bear the AFIP stamp with the date of issue. I just looked at my CDI form which I obtained in 2005.
Re: Form 663...."sealed" means it must bear the AFIP stamp with the date of issue. I just looked at my CDI form which I obtained in 2005.If WU is asking for a CDI in order to pick up the funds and the CDI is given to the foreiger in a sealed envelope, he/she (or the sender if it is another party) will not be able to enter it in any field when initiating the transfer.
Thanks, gracielle. Does your CDI form show an expiration date, and, if so, how long was it good for?Re: Form 663...."sealed" means it must bear the AFIP stamp with the date of issue. I just looked at my CDI form which I obtained in 2005.
NO to both questions. At least not in 2005.Thanks, gracielle. Does your CDI form show an expiration date, and, if so, how long was it good for?
Also, was it for a "one time" transaction?
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