Traveling with Permanente - time limits?

If I EVER get my Permanente (whine, see previous posts), I have some pent-up traveling to do.

Is there a limit I can be out of the country, or is Permanente truly permanent?

Merry

As I understand it, there are no limits.

I know, Zenwoodle, that's how I understand it too.

I'm hoping someone has The Definitive Word. :)

Merry

Merry, The Definitive Word will be posted tomorrow, and free cervesa will be served tomorrow.

ROLMAO I positive cause I saw the signs posted everywhere, except when I asked for Cervesa they pointed to the sign.......
TOMORROW!

Jim, you mean in the Word of the Day? LOLS

Merry

Spencer told me no time limits, I am taking that as "definitive word"

I know Intercasa hangs out here, if he posts it here I will take it as DEFINITE!

Merry

New law has no time restrictions at present.

Intercasa wrote:New law has no time restrictions at present.

Woo hoo! Asombroso amigo! You made my day.

Merry

merry wrote:I know, Zenwoodle, that's how I understand it too.

I'm hoping someone has The Definitive Word. :)

Merry

Then why didn't you say Spencer (Intercasa), instead of someone.

Slainte, I can guess the answer *just* as well as the next person. And by "the next person" I mean Zenwoodle. If any Mexican attorney had responded, I would consider that source to be more credible than me or Zenwoodle any other non-lawyer for that matter. It did not have to be Intercasa. But I know he hangs out here and is the most likely Mexican attorney to respond.

Are you happy?

Merry

merry wrote:Slainte, I can guess the answer *just* as well as the next person. And by "the next person" I mean Zenwoodle. If any Mexican attorney had responded, I would consider that source to be more credible than me or Zenwoodle any other non-lawyer for that matter. It did not have to be Intercasa. But I know he hangs out here and is the most likely Mexican attorney to respond.

Are you happy?

Merry

I'm always happy...on your post, I was just curious. Now I know who you meant by someone.

As I'm always merry.

M.

Does this mean that you find me to be incredible?

zenwoodle wrote:Does this mean that you find me to be incredible?

Are you an attorney?....either credible or incredible? Someone won't do.

Amazing and awesome, Zenwoodle, but not incredible! You and I are secondary sources - Spencer is a primary source. I'm too over-educated to risk my immigration status on secondary sources, no offense is intended.

Merry

For future reference:
"Someone" is a nebulous term when what you meant is "lawyer." You waste the time of the "someones" you do not consider creditable who take their time to answer your question in good faith.

Lady, this is the Legal section. It's not meant for wild guesses or stabs at the answer. I could do that myself without bothering to post the original question.

Merry

I never noticed that answers in the "Legal" section were limited to lawyers only and doubt very many (if any) others have assumed that to be the case. If that were true, CBob could change the name of the section from "Legal" to "Spencer."

Lady, you seem to be going way out of your way to find something to snip about. There's nothing wrong with a person wanting to get an answer from a lawyer who is known to frequent the Legal forum. I'm not going to put up my dukes about it. Go pick on someone else, I'm moving on to something more productive.

Merry

I´m sorry (really). I have a thing about language. There is nothing wrong with a person wanting to get an answer from a lawyer--and she should say lawyer. (see, I can´t stop!) Blame the compulsion on Catholic school. It scarred me for life.

LOL

Apology accepted. (now really moving on.)

Merry

merry wrote: I'm too over-educated to risk my immigration status on secondary sources
Merry

Then you should be able to handle a phone call to Spencer or another attorney, as most have telephones and work for remuneration.

I would have thought that the type of question that you are asking is one which should have asked before applying for permanente.

That is how I found out from Spencer.