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    Has Anyone Entered as a Family Member Recently?

    Actually, the details regarding healthcare coverage are difficult to find and unclear. See number 5 on the following page: https://www.argentina.gob.ar/salud/coronavirus/ingresar-egresar-argentina/requisitos-para-iniciar-viaje-argentina Supposedly it applies only to non residents, but even...
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    Has Anyone Entered as a Family Member Recently?

    It’s listed as a requirement on the Migraciones webpage addressing the entry of extranjeros related to Argentine citizens or legal residents. I assume it would also apply to other categories of entering foreigners but you should check the Migraciones website for all current requirements...
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    Immigraciones opens

    I submitted everything in mid-December 2020. Got an interview appointment for the end of January. My electronic precaria was available the next day. I received notice that my permanent residence was approved about 3-4 weeks later. My DNI arrived in the mail a couple of weeks after that.
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    Has Anyone Entered as a Family Member Recently?

    I think that makes sense as it’s unclear on the Migraciones website. Make sure your health insurance covers COVID, as that’s required. I have a question about the Declaración Jurada. There’s a space where you have to give the reason for your visit. Does anyone know if it’s enough to say...
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    Dungeons and Dragons group for kids in Buenos Aires?

    Yup. I suspect my son will continue to play beyond his childhood:-)
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    Dungeons and Dragons group for kids in Buenos Aires?

    Hi all, Anyone know of a kids D&D group in Buenos Aires? My 12-year-old still plays every weekend via Zoom with his friends from California, but I'd love to get him connected with a local group. We're in Escobar but I'm guessing most groups are playing remotely these days.
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    Certificado de Domicilio/Declaración Jurada de Domicilio

    Thanks to everyone who answered! My brother-in-law hooked me up with someone in migraciones who told me that because I'm married to an Argentine, I just needed a phone bill in my husband's name with our address. I still have to get the translation of my marriage certificate legalized by the...
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    Certificado de Domicilio/Declaración Jurada de Domicilio

    Too bad I don't live in CABA. Just to be sure, I went to the police station in Escobar today and they told me they haven't done them since 2006. Then I went to the municipal offices and they told me that they're only doing them online right now:-( I'm going to try to get one of our bills...
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    Certificado de Domicilio/Declaración Jurada de Domicilio

    That’s great. Thank you!
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    Certificado de Domicilio/Declaración Jurada de Domicilio

    Sadly the police don’t do the declaraciones juradas anymore in GBA. Or at least that’s what I’ve been told. I have a number of in-laws with addresses in CABA that I could use but I can’t hang out at their homes until the police decide to visit. Especially during the pandemia. Did they tell you...
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    Certificado de Domicilio/Declaración Jurada de Domicilio

    Hi all, Can anyone advise on getting a certificado de domicilio to submit with my application for permanent residence? I'm in Escobar. One can no longer these by going to the local police station. I was told I had to go the website for the Provincia de Buenos Aires, Registro de las Personas...
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    Permanent Residency Interview (Marriage) in the US

    Hi, Sorry I'm just responding. I'm not on this site regularly. I'm not sure what they require at the embassy as my experience has been while in Argentina. You should call them to find out. Good luck!
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    Permanent Residency Interview (Marriage) in the US

    You also need to have your birth certificate and an FBI background check, both apostilled. Those will then need to be translated by a public translator once you get here.
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    Permanent Residency Interview (Marriage) in the US

    Translated and apostilled. And don't bother getting it translated in the U.S. It's more expensive AND they won't accept it here. It has to be translated by a Traductor Publico: https://www.traductores.org.ar
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