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I am just relating my own experience. It is true. It happened to me. They would not give me the plates for my husband’s car unless my husband was present. So how is it that a local driver could get the plates without the owner being present but the wife of the owner had to drag her sick husband to the recaudadora? So please stop saying that it isn’t true. I do speak passable Spanish and try to take care of these things myself with out relying on someone else. I should get points for being brave enough to attempt this on my own, when most of my friends use a facilitator. Just to add…..I was polite and patient and all his papers were in order. When told that he had to absolutely be there, I graciously accepted that, thanked them and returned with my husband. I did mention that he was ill and had tremendous trouble walking, but that did not matter to them. I only wanted to share my experience to warn other people that this may be the case. So PLEASE stop saying this isn’t true.

Como m? Xico no hay dos.

Lucky you. I was not given this option. I had his passport and Permanente Visa.

The owner of the car needs to be present to receive the new plates. I was getting the plates for my husband’s car and had to go home and return with him since he had to sign some papers. I explained that he is not well and cannot walk and the clerk offered to take the papers for him to sign while he waited in the car.

The green door is now in Chapala at #137 Pepe Guizar. Owner’s name is Miguel. Phone number is 331 305 7307.

Just in case anyone was interested, the son is flying back tomorrow. The issues with his papers has been resolved.

Where and when in Arizona? He is a very nice and interesting man.

I have a Ukrainian refugee mother staying with me. Her son, who has an American green card and lives and works in the States, and who brought his mother here from Ukraine, desperately needs a ride to Laredo so he can get home to arrange for a visa for his mother. Please let me know if anyone can help him. He will, of course, help with expenses. Thank you.

zeb, I have sent you a private message. Tell her my parents were from Lviv area.

My first language was Ukrainian but I haven’t spoken it daily for the last 50 years since after my mother died. I also have some Russian having worked there in the 90’s with a linguistic professor from the Moscow State University as my tutor, but again, that was 30 year’s ago, so I am somewhat rusty. What do you need a Ukrainian speaker for…..maybe I can help.