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  1. I Second Travelero ... I have driven Many Mexican plated vehicles into the USA. At Immigration I only remember being asked 2 times if the vehicle was mine. Once I answered yes . No further questions. Once I said it belonged to the company I worked for... no further questions. If the police in the US stop you they will ask for your drivers license, vehicle registration, and proof of insurance. Leased vehicles are very common in the USA. Just make sure that you have the English copy of your USA liability coverage policy.
  2. Vehicles not registered in Jalisco are not included in the regulation. Have you ever received a ticket in Jalisco for a vehicle registered in the USA? Have you been stopped? Did they "run" your license or Plates? That is why when you refuse to pay a bribe and you ask for the ticket they let you go. They know that the ticket is unenforceable. Ok so you don't pay the ticket that was given to you illegally for an emission violation on a non Jalisco vehicle that is not covered by the regulation. Following your premise.. that they could get info from the the state in which the vehicle was registered if they wanted to. Doubtful any state DMV in the USA would even have a way for Jalisco Transit police to contact them. "Hola soy oficial Gomez con transito de Jalisco Mexico " But lets say they do.... Would they send a bill to your address in that state if somehow DMV released the information? The DMV in the state would have no interagency agreement with the state of Jalisco. So you don't pay the bill they send you... Will they ask for extradition??? Taking international flights is very different than a state transit issued ticket. Apples to Oranges.
  3. Google doesn't do currency exchange. The rates you might find are the "official" of one country for currency or are based on millions of dollars. Here is where you will find the rate each day. As posted earlier if a screen appears asking to accept the dynamic rate the local bank uses hit DECLINE and then you will receive either the Visa or MC exchange rate. I have been told that BBVA only uses the dynamic rate so I would avoid their ATMs If your bank charges an exchange fee (very common 1%) don't forget to enter it. https://www.mastercard.us/en-us/personal/get-support/convert-currency.html https://usa.visa.com/support/consumer/travel-support/exchange-rate-calculator.html/ If you used a Mastercard today with a 1% charge from your bank $8000mxp would be quoted $406.52 US + the ATM fee If you used a Visa card with a 1% charge from your bank $8000mxp would be quoted $407.34 US + the ATM fee Scotia Bank's posted rate today is 18.2mxp for a dollar for an inbank exchange in cash. Far less than the rate Visa and MC are giving So you must have accepted the banks dynamic rate.
  4. Of course foreign plates are exempt. If anyone received an illegal citation for a foreign plated vehicle they could toss it in the trash. There would be no enforcement mechanism possible. Unlike up north, when a policeman stops you here they don't get on a computer and "run" your plates or license looking for warrants. Even if they did foreign licenses or plates would not be in their system.
  5. Not confusing at all... You can fly from Guadalajara to Laredo. Just not direct. You can fly from Guadalajara to anywhere in the world just a matter of how many connections to change planes.
  6. Be careful as many QR reader apps for Android are loaded with ads and require many permissions to collect your personal information.
  7. That is a Mexico CIty to Laredo flight. They do not offer flights from GDL to Laredo. To get to Laredo from GDL you need to change planes and it will be at least 7 hours. Far easier & cheaper to fly to San Antonio.
  8. There are only 3 testing locations available for light duty vehicles as of today. All in GDL. Doubtful that they will be able to process the number of vehicles registered in GDL with plates ending in 7 in one month. Forget the rest of the state....
  9. When Telmes does that they do not notify the subscribers that are affected. They only send the emails & texts when fiber is available for the individual house.
  10. Here is info https://consultavehicular.site/licencia-de-conducir/licencia-de-conducir-en-jalisco/ Here is appointment website https://citas.jalisco.gob.mx/transporte/client/locationList Pay first in the recaudadora on Calle Degollago 217 in Chapala.
  11. In all the installations I have seen they run fiber optic into the house and install a new modem. Also your hardwired phone converts to using the modem.
  12. If you are in this position why not call Spencer? 331-556-0828 cell 376-765-7553 office
  13. Federal information Generally, one liter of alcohol per person may be entered into United States duty-free by travelers who are 21 years or older. Additional quantities may be entered but will be subject to duty and Federal Excise taxes, which will be assessed and collected at the Port of Entry. There is no federal limit on the amount of alcohol a traveler may import into the United States for personal use, however, large quantities might raise the suspicion that the importation is for commercial purposes, and an U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer could require that you comply with the requirements under the Federal Alcohol Administration Act (FAA Act) https://help.cbp.gov/s/article/Article-190?language=en_US Arizona information: The State of Arizona Department of Liquor Licenses and Control (DLLC) regulates liquor production, storage, transport, sale, service and consumption in Arizona. Personal collections of liquor for private (non-commercial) use are not regulated by this agency or Title 4 (Arizona liquor law) unless unlawful acts are associated with private use. Unlawful actions may include, but are not limited to, underage drinking, dealing in liquor (commercial purposes or profit) without a license, etc. https://azliquor.gov/index.cfm
  14. There are federal regulations and state regulations. It depends on where you will enter the USA.
  15. Possibly you are not aware.....You can call Mexico from the USA or Canada. 011-52- 333 142 0012
  16. Maybe it is best to wait a few days..... After Hugo López-Gatell, Undersecretary of Prevention and Health Promotion, reported on Tuesday that the Covid vaccination certificate can now be obtained, social media users reported failures on the government page. Users pointed out that once the CURP is entered, it takes time to recognize the information and then they are asked to wait a few minutes and enter the data again. Favor de esperar unos minutos y volver a intentar "Please wait a few minutes and try again" is the message that appears on the page
  17. The 2020 census shows Jalisco at 8.3 million. The current active cases for the entire state as of yesterday shows 790 That is fewer than one active case in ten thousand people in Jalisco. Still knowing the odds of a fully vaccinated individual getting covid is miniscule, add to that the actual number of cases on the street is so low, logic says that driving is statistically far more dangerous in Jalisco for a fully vaccinated person than covid.
  18. Certainly not in Chapala zero, Jocotopec 2, Ixtlahuacán zero, Tuexcueca zero, or Poncitlán zero, which pretty much covers lakeside.
  19. Following guidelines for fully vaccinated people doesn't either. Resume activities without wearing masks or physically distancing, except where required by federal, state, local, tribal, or territorial laws, rules and regulations, including local business and workplace guidance
  20. It is not entitlement to follow guidelines. If you wish to wear a mask it's your choice. You can wear one for the rest of your life if you want. If you wear gloves when using a shovel it's your choice. Doesn't mean a person with calloused hands from using a shovel daily needs to wear gloves. I won't shame you for glove or mask use. Don't shame me for not.
  21. I don't understand. I am fully vaccinated. The chance of my contracting covid is miniscule. The studies all say that if I do contract it the chance I will suffer severe symptoms is very small. The odds say I am more likely to die from an auto accident in my daily life than have a problem with covid. I do not think it is ridiculous to live a normal life now. I will mask up if the store or office requires it, otherwise according to the latest information, I won't get it and I won't give it so I am living like I was 2 years ago. I really don't care if others wear a mask. It won't affect me.
  22. Odd I have always been able to have a tech check while I waited and tell me what & where the problem was. If they were not able to verify exactly where the fault was they always asked what time is best if they need to send a person to the house. Once it was a construction company had cut the line. They repaired it and the tech called the house and told me what they had done. I also received a text message that the problem had been repaired.
  23. When the information is available it will be posted on the official webpage. Until then anyone is just guessing https://www.jalisco.gob.mx/es/gobierno/comunicados/vacunacion-en-jalisco
  24. NO everything is the same. All the lights above the lake at night are either airplanes for GDL or stars. Nothing more. From my house I can see all of the sky above the western part of lake. Nothing other than planes or fireworks
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