My feeling is that id the numbers in January get worse, there will be a very severe lockdown.
But with military control in the big conurbations.
That is my hunch
Getting married in Argentina when you've been divorced in another country.
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But with military control in the big conurbations.
I don't think that Argentina has a military force big enough and prepared enough to deal with it. The ghost of the dictatorship is still alive here, and over the years they did everything possible to dismantle the military force as much as possible.
I too think that in late Autumn we will see another huge lockdown. I am considering enrolling into school just to have something to invest while locked up.
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I got married twice in three days to my missus in Argentina. No wonder the country's in a mess!!
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I got married twice in three days to my missus in Argentina. No wonder the country's in a mess!!
Once wasn't enough????
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I got married twice in three days to my missus in Argentina. No wonder the country's in a mess!!
Ha ha. How did that happen?
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Once wasn't enough????
Seemingly a church wedding wasn't enough back then. A suited civil servant pen pusher had to do it. No idea if it's still the same or not.
Ha ha. How did that happen?
All to do with a civil wedding being recognised for official purposes whereas a church wedding wasn't. No idea if that's still the same or not.
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Seemingly a church wedding wasn't enough back then. A suited civil servant pen pusher had to do it. No idea if it's still the same or not.
All to do with a civil wedding being recognised for official purposes whereas a church wedding wasn't. No idea if that's still the same or not.
It is still the same. In Argentina, religious weddings have no legal value.
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It is still the same. In Argentina, religious weddings have no legal value.
I thought it very strange at the time but just went with the flow. The church wedding was definitely the bigger occasion of the two.
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Update:
Since we were receiving zero cooperation from Vicente Lopez municipality/registry office, we broadened our net and made some changes which gave us the choice of CABA as well.
Turns out that we can't even get a date in BA city even though I know people are getting married. It's a brick wall everywhere we go.
Frustrated doesn't quite describe how we feel and what with the spectre of a winter lockdown looming...
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#Splinter , I think you may have to log on at 00.01 to get a time in CABA.
That's highly likely. I'll give that a try.
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The steps to send everything digitally were many but in the end fairly straightforward, even though I had to do it through the CABA website because we plan to marry in CABA because the province proved too difficult and/or disorganised. Besides, Adri has her DNI in CABA, se we could choose one or the other.
I've now submitted all the PDFs of scanned documents, which took me forever to acquire in the first place, so here's hoping that a human won't decide to pick holes in them.
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Maddeningly slow, but progress nonetheless!
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So glad there’s finally some action!
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Last night at about seven thirty they sent me a bill for $450 which I immediately paid online, leaving me with the impression that all is approved.
I'll now ask what the next steps are and update this thread as necessary...
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