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juangeyer

3/1/2015 10:31 EST

hi I am living now in BA since sep' 2014. doing the colonia trips. but, I would really like to get a residencia precaria visa so I don't have the worries of leaving every 90 days, or, god forbid, they change some law restricting the multiple 90 day revolving door option.
last year, I tried to get a rentista visa by showing my US income. But they kept adding on other documents needed [likeproperty deeds, translated with apostille,,etc,etc.

they didn,t seem to care that I already have the funds to live here forever,[I am 60] even without my leaseholdings.
So, I thought I would ask if anyone has used an ATTORNEY to go this route [or perhaps another].
they tell me attorneys here are real sharks.

thanks so much

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MPujol

3/5/2015 19:10 EST

matias.calivares@celano.com.ar

Tell him Marc Pujol sent you.

I did it the easy way, got married to an Argentine, otherwise there are some hoops to jump through. Shoot Matias a mail, they are prompt and efficient.

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juangeyer

3/26/2015 10:06 EST

still looking for an immigration attorney.
any thoughts?

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elhombresinnombre

3/27/2015 04:37 EST

Okay, first off: there is no revolving door "option." It's a loophole and people can and have been refused re-entry - pretty tough if all your personal effects are still in Argentina. You make yourself no more legal by crossing a border every so often than if you simply stayed at home and crossing the border only makes you into a target.

Second point, your question. This is an Argentina-wide forum and you've asked a city-scale question. I'd suggest you browse one of the Buenos Aires expats forums where local and personal recommendations are frequently discussed.

Disclaimer: I have never used an immigration attorney and have no personal recommendation to make.

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