Aduana questions for Spencer

I spent a few hours at SAT in Guadalajara today to become a somewhat expert on the Retorno Seguro, we can get them in 24 hours, we will charge 1,000 pesos to do it. Gives you 5 business days to drive your car out of the country.

Use the Banjercito site and check under old passport number with name when you got original TIP

by Intercasa on Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:16 pm

Well the car issue has been a hot topic for many people. Just right now we received a response to the vehicle notifications we do for residente permanente where they rejected the persons right to keep their vehicle and said as it was equivalent to inmigrado before and it is for being permanently in Mexico and the vehicle importation is temporary that the person cannot have their vehicle here and must use the retorno seguro to remove it. I have scanned the relevant page we received today. I would advise all residente permanente people to immediately NOT drive their vehicles due to Aduanas oral policy now being in writing, even though it remains a gray area of law to prevent impounding of vehicles in the event of a traffic stop or accident where it may be a hassle to get the vehicle back.

http://www.chapalalaw.com/SAT%20Permanente.pdf

by Intercasa Today at 12:17 am

I got my value looking at LA Craigslist as I don't care what Aduana thinks it is worth, it needs to make sense to me. Blue book value is an index and you need to look at classified ads to see the real value you can get to see if it is worth taking the next step you do. Aduana value is for calculating taxes, good thing it isn't a high value.

I found a few 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4 Z71 with over 120k miles and mine has less than 80k, I bought it new. The others were 9,000 to 10,000 so my guesstimate of 12,000 isn't too far off.

I will not let a vehicle rule my life or give me hassles, if need be I will drive it to my parents in LA and price it to get rid of it fast. In the long run any loss is amortized over the years you will live here and I am young and have a long life ahead of me.

The list was published today in the Boletin Judicial and will probably be on the Judicial Council's web site tomorrow http://cjj.gob.mx/

I was approved for another year as official court translator (Englisg / Spanish / English) for the First (Guadalajara / Zapopan) and Second (Chapala area) judicial districts. My girlfriend also was approved, she is an attorney and doesn't litigate but does corporate law in Guadalajara and helps me out when I need it and is super smart.

Re: Immigration Seminar today ANADE
by Intercasa on Fri Apr 12, 2013 12:50 pm

About $4,815 pesos total.

gatosigi wrote:Sampati, you have left out the option of buying a car in Mexico, wherever made. It's fairly easy to do.

sampati wrote:

I don't have a car nor do I plan to get one,

viajero wrote:

sampati wrote:

I don't have a car nor do I plan to get one,

Then why all the questions about cars?

sampati wrote:

viajero wrote:

sampati wrote:

I don't have a car nor do I plan to get one,

Then why all the questions about cars?

Why does it matter to you why I would like to understand the new Aduana law? I do have friends with cars and I do know people who are considering coming to Mexico and I would like to have correct information to give them should the questions arise. My post was for answers from Spencer, why I want the answers should not matter to anyone else.

I spent a few hours at SAT in Guadalajara today to become a somewhat expert on the Retorno Seguro, we can get them in 24 hours, we will charge 1,000 pesos to do it. Gives you 5 business days to drive your car out of the country.


Use the Banjercito site and check under old passport number with name when you got original TIP

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by Intercasa on Wed Apr 24, 2013 12:16 pm

Well the car issue has been a hot topic for many people. Just right now we received a response to the vehicle notifications we do for residente permanente where they rejected the persons right to keep their vehicle and said as it was equivalent to inmigrado before and it is for being permanently in Mexico and the vehicle importation is temporary that the person cannot have their vehicle here and must use the retorno seguro to remove it. I have scanned the relevant page we received today. I would advise all residente permanente people to immediately NOT drive their vehicles due to Aduanas oral policy now being in writing, even though it remains a gray area of law to prevent impounding of vehicles in the event of a traffic stop or accident where it may be a hassle to get the vehicle back.

http://www.chapalalaw.com/SAT%20Permanente.pdf

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by Intercasa Today at 12:17 am

I got my value looking at LA Craigslist as I don't care what Aduana thinks it is worth, it needs to make sense to me. Blue book value is an index and you need to look at classified ads to see the real value you can get to see if it is worth taking the next step you do. Aduana value is for calculating taxes, good thing it isn't a high value.

I found a few 2004 Chevy Tahoe 4x4 Z71 with over 120k miles and mine has less than 80k, I bought it new. The others were 9,000 to 10,000 so my guesstimate of 12,000 isn't too far off.

I will not let a vehicle rule my life or give me hassles, if need be I will drive it to my parents in LA and price it to get rid of it fast. In the long run any loss is amortized over the years you will live here and I am young and have a long life ahead of me.
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http://www.aduanas.sat.gob.mx/aduana_mexico/2011/home.asp

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Approved Official Translators 2013-2014
by Intercasa on Mon Apr 22, 2013 7:04 pm

The list was published today in the Boletin Judicial and will probably be on the Judicial Council's web site tomorrow http://cjj.gob.mx/

I was approved for another year as official court translator (Englisg / Spanish / English) for the First (Guadalajara / Zapopan) and Second (Chapala area) judicial districts. My girlfriend also was approved, she is an attorney and doesn't litigate but does corporate law in Guadalajara and helps me out when I need it and is super smart.

viajero wrote:

sampati wrote:

I don't have a car nor do I plan to get one,

Then why all the questions about cars?

ferret wrote:Sampati lives in PV.