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  1. 3 hours ago, cedros said:

    I have been wondering the same thing. I am a Canadian living in Mexico. I went to Texas and got the J & J vaccine. They did not put a QR code on the J & J paper record like they did in Mexico for the Sinovac vaccination. I would like to have all my vaccination records in one location. I hope to get a Moderna vaccination  soon. Will they have a QR code if I get Mocerna in the US or Canada? Or do you just show the paper records to the airlines and immigrtion authorities.

    That is exactly what I want to know…  it’s not about boarding a plane.. If you get your proof of vaccination in Jalisco you get a QR code…

    I am Canadian, I also went toTexas for the J&J shot….

  2. On 11/28/2019 at 8:18 PM, Mostlylost said:

    I do not know who you are or why do you find it necessary to state falsehoods. She is a licensed attorney who practices civil law.  She has represented me in two civil cases.  (We won both)   Stop by her office and ask to see her diploma and license.... I have seen them. 

    By making such a statement you are accusing her of illegally practicing law. 

    You do know it is an offence to make derogatory statements about someone in a public forum  in Mexico?  

    If you are not a Mexican citizen it is possible to have to forfeit your visa for such an action if the offended party takes legal action ?    

    I suggest you delete or edit your posts. 

     

    You are the one that should be sued .. You are telling lies .. she is the worst I won’t insult other attorneys by calling here an attorney.. She has cheated and scammed more people around Lakeside..

    That is a good description of her “Practicing Law”  and she hasn’t perfected it yet.. 

     

     

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  3. 2 hours ago, lakeside7 said:

    Well that's a profound statement if you like,when is the public hanging going to take place

    It’s also a true statement.    You might like to use the first one listed in the phone book, but I like to do a little research first, find out who has the most positive or negative reviews.. I think that approach has saved me a lot of headaches over the years..

  4. 1 hour ago, mudgirl said:

    Not sure what "trying to" means. It's totally straightforward. When I changed my address, I went into the INM office, the agent showed me on the computer which form I needed to print out and complete, gave me a generic sample letter that needs to accompany the application, I went home, filled it all out, did the letter, and brought it back into the office.

    Within a week I got an email saying it had been processed and there was nothing further for me to do.

    Same here.. last July..  Although you do have to make an appointment now, you can’t just walk in and sign the book as we used to do.

    Its my understanding that there is a large fine if you don’t do within the time limit.

  5. Get yourself a GPS. Then you know in advance which lane to be in and how far to the next turn or exit.  I use a Garmin which I think is the best one, I also have the Waze app on my phone which is good, but the trouble with using your cell phone is that sometimes it can lose the signal which is OK as long you are still following the route, but if you have deviated from that route at all without a cell signal it  can’t tell you how to get get back on track. That is why I prefer using a GPS for long trips..

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