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That is a ridiculous price.

I am currently in the process of obtaining permanent residency. After a lot of research I'm using Aldo Netto, a young dynamic Mr. fix it.

aldorelocation.com/

Good luck

When i arrived in Uruguay three years ago, I was at a language school in Montevideo and kept hearing about an English immigration lawyer. One American said he charged about US$1,000 but when I spoke to him, it was $2,000 +IVA + disbursements so about $3,500. apart from being expensive, I didn't like the cut of his jib so I did it myself with the help of the notary through whom I bought my house and a licensed translator.

Thank you @leamcon and @ColoniaMan - I am meeting with Aldo next week.

We're looking to move to uruguay and am curious how difficult it is to do and where we need to go after passport.  Also about how long is this going to take?  Any info will be greatly appreciated

@Leamcon

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It's not an email address.  It's a URL - just copy and paste it into your browser's address bar:

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Hello,

I think I have used the English lawyer referenced above and the retainer comes much cheaper for a couple, as you seem to be because the "we" in your post implies so.  Colonia Man is correct that the disbursements add up especially if your case is complicated (many countries in ýour background).  But you will need translations no matter where you go and they have to be donme by Uruguayan translators. 

If you do not want to take a chance on the law office there is the option of securing the services of Rosamee Walter.  She is indeed cheaper and yet you will get exceptional service, that is very competent and very friendly and personal.  She can help you with many other things too.  She speaks 5 of the languages you do, not your mother tongue though ...

Good luck!

Armin

@YeetKunDo

Just saw that this is an old post.  Sorry about missing it at the time.  Hope you have progressed greatly by now.