Thanks for sharing!

There are certain zones close to the border where you do not need a TIP such as Baja but once you go beyond those areas you will be required to have a TIP

That's Awesome! So Glad to hear he was able to help you out! Thanks for sharing!

Contact Fedex, DHL, UPS and ask them what the their costs are and delivery times. I do not work for those companies I have no idea.

Yes a prime example is when you send the money to purchase a house and then before you know it, the money and the unlicensed Rep are nowhere to be found. And there is nothing you can do about it And if for some reason you finally find the people who stole it from you it's almost impossible to recover the money back. In fact most people have no choice but to take matters into their own hands but even then.... the money is gone. This is not the USA or Canada therefore you need to have tons of hard evidence to prove they took the money... but when the Judge sees that the rep did not take the money, but instead you gave it to them... That is when people are out of luck because there is nothing a judge can do about that, and there is nothing in writing, and if you do have something in writing it's either not valid, or when you actually translate and read what they signed they realize how it says something completely different. Again this is just one of MANY examples. Ultimately it is up to you to decide what is best for your situation. This is Mexico after all, you can do whatever you want, as long as you are willing to pay the price. But after living here for almost 7 years I know there are ways you can protect yourself and this is one of the ways consumers can protect themselves. This is what I am sharing with you guys in the audience. Again as we mentioned you can buy from anyone it's up to the individual and their personal risk tolerance as to what direction they want to go. Long Story Short Due your due diligence and you will be fine.

Yes you qualify. You just have to start the whole process from scratch, but you are good dont worry.

@ no i am on a 180 now that has expired in December 2023, my temporal that i did not renew expired in 2023. Im looking to do the RNE on this expired FNM because i no longer financially qualify…

@@ScottSmith-se5fv since you have the expired tourist visa from 2023, you should be good for applying (again) for temp residency this year. I would definitely contact jose novelo and pick his brain about it. His advice, services, and team are worth their weight in gold.

Great Question! I Would say Yes... but You need to contact Jose Novelo to confirm if it is still valid or not, and if you need to obtain a letter to prove your entry into Mexico or not. But long story short I think you might be ok, but I'm not the expert Jose Novelo is. So please contact him for more information on how to proceed.

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Nope. You must have your entry into Mexico be from 2013-2023. If you entered in 2024 you are not eligible until 2026

Happy New Year to you as well! Glad to be able to help!

A lawyer and a real estate person in Mexico is the equivalent of a two headed tin coin.

Quit being a bum would be a good start.

You need to get yourself a Valid US Passport and then you can contact a facilitator to see what the next steps are for you to take. You might be able to get residency by proving your previous entries or you might have to wait 2 more years to qualify for the RNE program

Awesome! thanks for sharing!

If they only ask for the drivers license, I would offer both the license and passport and request the stamp. just my 5 pesos

Thank you! I am glad you liked it!

Awesome! Happy to hear that! Thanks for sharing!

Correct your next step is to locate a facilitator to help you with the RNE process. Good Luck!

Yeah you Qualify don't worry just get in contact with Jose and he can let you know if you need that special letter or not. Good luck boss!

That is awesome! That’s really good to know! You make a great point In my travels that has happened to me before, in fact the agent even asked me once if I wanted my passport stamped or not. Thanks for letting everyone know to make sure to let the agent know to stamp your passport in case they do not! Thanks again for sharing!

Thanks for sharing with us!

I'm glad you're 83....tick tock...

You voted for Trump, the guy that insults and berates Mexico and Mexicans. Put your money where your mouth is instead of stretching your dollar on the back of Mexicans. Mexicans are still graceful even when they are stabbed in the back.

That is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing! Viva Mexico!

Sorry Did not mean to Perplex you!

@@JoseArteagaTravels 😄worried because you're in a very catholic place!

@@JoseArteagaTravels ima subscriber, so i'll check to see what else you got on this exciting news! i need a new res, and i thought MX prices had left me behind..this is my window!👏👏👏

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That is Awesome! I look forward to it as well!

I love Mexico too! It's a fantastic place to call home! Thanks for sharing!

@@JoseArteagaTravels Isn't everything I said about Mexico true?

Cancun is a super heavy tourist destination like Miami so that is why you see so many more people out on the beaches out there and so many resorts busy throughout the year. Merida is a different type of city that attracts different kind of tourism. Out here the main attractions are the peace and quiet, museums, archaeological sites and much more. The beaches get full out here during the summer months when all the locals are out there. Right now during winter it is Too Cold for most of us locals to get into the ocean or spend time on the beach only a few tourists hang out at the beach during this time of year out here. But long story short Merida and Cancun are polar opposites and that is why there is a huge difference in the culture as well.

That's awesome! Happy to hear that! It’s a great place to spend some time!

You still have to work for it. But Yes Mexico has much more housing rights than in the USA that is for sure.

@@JoseArteagaTravels So is Mexico much better to live in than USA?

Thanks for the suggestion! But the wife likes it this way, so this is how it's staying for now!

You need to contact Jose Novelo Directly for more information. His contact information is in the description of this video.

I am so happy to hear that my videos were so helpful so many years ago! Wonderful to hear that you are enjoying your life out here in Merida!

I love Merida too! It’s a fantastic place to live! Welcome Aboard!

@@JoseArteagaTravels Appreciate you answering my email. Looking foward to meeting you. Enjoyed 2 more of your videos today.

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The Park is in El Centro

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it!

Wow Thank you! So happy to see you enjoyed the video so much! Muchas Gracias y Happy New Year!

That's Awesome! Congratulations on your retirement! I'm excited for you! Woo Hoo!

Thank you for sharing! 🙏

I have no idea what the cost is these days. You can contact your local immigration office for more information on the exact cost of overstaying your visa. BTW it is not something I recommend anyone do unless you have no choice but to overstay. Please try to follow the law and leave before your visa is expired. But as I said if it is expired you need to fix that before you leave or else risk having a problem not being allowed back in because of an irregularity with your immigration status.