Natasha

It's a good habit to regularly check: https://gobiernoenlinea1.jalisco.gob.mx/vehicular/index.jsp where you'll be asked to enter serial number and plates and it will tell you if you have any tickets, when, where, etc. That way you'll have time to dispute, pay on time, or whatever

Thanks HB Don't know why I had trouble earlier, but have read lots now.

I though you meant on line. Will check again later. Don't bank with them, but like to stay informed.

What heading did you find this under? Just looked but can't see.... and because my browser is in "private" mode I can't read this story in Mexico News Daily. Thank you!

DId better than that. Found some installers on the road. Answer: Yes.

Anybody know? Phone lines busy at the moment. Postal code (?) 45850 Tx

Went to see Sra. Teresa today. End result of LONG discussion.... she's going to Tonala this Thursday, knows someone who MIGHT be able to help, and if so they will get in touch with me direct. Hope springs eternal.......🤞

Hah! Not just paperwork..... lots of other things too as they become redundant or are no longer needed or used. 👍

Big difference my friend! Person in question my original comment was both executrix and sole beneficiary but as we can see, Alberta rules didn't care. While we are also co-beneficiaries (each to other), In case of common disaster OR inability to perfrom we have BC resident as second named executrix.

I THINK I saw him in tianguis in Ajjijc last week. Agree... great guy.... lives in Guad.... hope all is OK with him.

Alberta. An executor who is not a resident of Alberta is required to provide a bond unless there is a co-executor who is a resident of Alberta. The bond must be from an insurer licensed under the Insurance Act. Executor Bonds are in place to ensure the Executor performs their duties according to law. Executor Bonds can protect against any potential fraud, errors, negligence, theft, or misrepresentation perpetrated by the Executor of the estate. In Ontario, if the non-resident executor “resides elsewhere in the commonwealth,” no posting of bond is required. For example, an executor in Australia would be exempt from posting bond, but an executor in the United States wouldn’t. General info for Canadians. You might want to confirm reg's in your home province (each seems to have own quirks) if you have a Canadian will and non-resident executor. In naming an executor, several things must be considered, including the executor’s residency and whether a bond or security is required to be posted for an out-of-jurisdiction (province or country) executor.

Maybe it's the province? I was referring to Alberta. Maybe it's the gross value of the estate? This one was a lot. Executrix in question was Canadian citizen related to deceased, but non-resident. Her non--residency was the sticking point.

Assuming (sorry if wrong) you're American. Do you have even the faintest idea how difficult it is for a person (NOT including illegal immigrants) with education, stability, some funds, etc. to move to the U.S.? Check it out. DRACONIAN.

Why would she need to involve Spencer? It's easy to do yourself.

Only one point re: Canadian Will. The executor must be a Canadian resident, or appoint someone who is. Otherwise province will require a HUGE bond to assure non-resident (even if Canadian) executor does not abscond with the assets! Happened to a friend a couple of years ago. She ended up having to appoint the deceased person's bank to handle the probate..... which was a lesser cost than placing it in the hands of a Canadian lawyer.

might get better response if posted in Furry Friends?

Printed newspaper reports are not exactly "flyers: But yes... agree may have to get PROFECO involved. Just not ready to go that route if , to paraphrase, "many voices can make things work".

Neither person in our house would agree ... our experiences have all been positive.

Yesterday a friend bought lots of canned cat food at Pet Avenue in Chapala. NO IVA charged!! If they know about it, so should others. As I said before..... print out some of the links I posted earlier and carry them around with you. Enough pressure and those who are trying to weasel out of this will be forced to comply. Or stay quiet and let them put the "false" IVA in their own greedy pockets.

Fine... he can go back to nature with them. But he'll be up close to HUGE palm tree trunk, back facing us in the house so everyone can be happy!

Decided to turn him around and have a better look. While there IS a 4 inch vertical crack mid-chest with deterioration, the much worse damage is the entire tail..... where chunks have actually fallen off! No saving this guy 😞 Once I find a new one he'll go out in the garden on a hanger under a monster palm tree, facing trunk, where we can still enjoy him until the rains come...........

Which makes it 20 inches too short (small). But I'll see if I can order one from them as I like that store.

Thankyou Geeser but he's the guy whose stuff SUCKS! 😝 (I M O )

More like total road rash cure head to nearly tail!! 🤣 When, and how tall (head to tail)? They've never had one this large when I've been in there but maybe I could order one? Thank you

And so it goes...... PHONE call received from somebody somewhere at Costco. She insisted that "processed" pet food was NOT exempt under the new laws. I countered with "agree re: treats, biscuits, etc. but not kibble" and read her relevant parts from several reports (links earlier). We agreed she would send me an email with their justification. That was early Friday afternoon. To date.... nada.