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10.19.2010

More information about procedures

Documentation required:
  • A photo ID card
  • Livelihood
  • Employees of Legal Persons:
A few options:
1. Pledge to work on the company letterhead, signed by person or persons authorized by the company, position or function, which will play the person concerned, the amount of monthly salary must be sufficient for their maintenance, and notarized where certificate certifying the existence

2. Contract work trial, by notarization in which detailed data are required for the company and fundamental terms of the contract (work, pay and run).

a. Employees of a person: submit affidavit signed by the employer and a notarized certificate attesting to: signing of the employment stated above, the amount of salary paid and the registration with the BPS. It will also be valid directly submit a notarized certification under the terms outlined, no affidavit.

b. Entrepreneurs, shareholders (SA, SRL, and so on.) Must submit notarized or certified public accountant containing details of the company (personality, life, term social order, formed in the home country, enrollment in the BPS and the DGI) as well as linking gestiĆ³nate to it, and estimated monthly income.

c. Employers and workers (OPEs): submit affidavit of its business with notarization of signature, the data of the company (address, subject) of entry in the BPS and the DGI and monthly income.

d. Rentiers, retirees and pensioners abroad: where to submit notarized certificate certifying that capacity, the concept of income, the amount received in Uruguay (U.S. $ monthly minimum $ 1,500).

e. Retired in Uruguay: Introducing the latest recovery of the public.

f. Spouse of a public employee or retiree in Uruguay: Introducing the latest recovery of the public-salary or retirement.

g. Religious: to present a certificate issued by the church or congregation to which he belongs leaf letterhead, with the same record that takes care of maintenance costs of the applicant. This is where you attach notarized certification proving the legal and other data of the church. Shall be valid letter of the curia or the archdiocese instead of the certificate notarized.

h. Students: for those foreigners who apply for residence in the country for reasons of study, must:
Try as a student by an official certificate from the school, in the case of a private institute will be accompanied by notarization of the existence of the institute, including its data (personality, life, home and order) --
Try livelihoods through notarization or certification of bank installed in the country with the regular movements of money for their maintenance in the country.

i. Owners of property:
Submit notarized certificate where the notary certifies that the person is sole owner of the property (details of the property). It is accepted that the ownership of the property has the family (husband, wife and children). No one accepts that the property belongs to a company's gestionante.
Submit notarized certificate where the notary certifies that the person concerned is promisor buyer of the property (details of the property) and that the purchase was registered in the register of pledges of alienation of immovable deadlines.
To take into account: Certificates of livelihood can be extended by clerks or accountants. In both cases must be lodged with bell ringer Montepio notarized or professional respectively.

* All livelihoods should indicate monthly income.
** Once the file each time you upgrade livelihoods, should submit a new notarially-certified if necessary.
*** Will not be accepted ways of life of the partner or concubine of gestionante, unless the union has Uruguayan descent.
  • Health Card: Issued by the ministry of public health or medical institutions authorized to that effect. In all cases must be in the same location or it is for legal residence in the country.4. Exact date of entry into the country, card input / output (tourist) or verbal expression, as appropriate.
  • Criminal records. Will require: The country where he lived the last five years before its entry into Uruguay. Should make last address.
  • The country of his nationality.
* If the person is older than 15 years and lived (for a period longer than one year) during the last five years before entering the country in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Cuba, China, Slovenia Spain, France, Great Britain, Holland, Hong Kong, Israel, Italy, Japan, Norway, Poland, Czech Republic, Russia, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland and Taiwan, and / or their nationality is one of those countries that do not maintain agreement with Interpol, must submit a certificate of good conduct translated and authenticated before the Uruguayan consulate in question, and then legalized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Montevideo.
In the case of Brazil, which accepts the certificate is issued by the appropriate state. If the certificate of the federal police, just needs to present the authority of the state to be declared a legal resident.
* If the person is older than 15 years and lived the last five years before entering the country in the united states, or their nationality is American, must come to the office of Interpol in Montevideo to take fingerprints, called for the background.
* In order to shorten the time of administrative procedure, for example to obtain the provisional ballot, he may bring the certificate of good conduct (legalized and translated) from countries that maintain the convention of Interpol.

  • Identity document with which he entered the country or the current force. If there are differences among the names listed on identity cards and foreign surnames be used in Uruguay-under Uruguayan law, which placed first the last name first, then the maternal surname, the gestionante must provide a birth certificate legalized (and translated, if necessary), or registered in the civil registry Uruguayan.
  • Book or Certificate of Marriage
If you are married to Uruguayan or legal resident in the country. In that case, must also show an identity card of the spouse.
* To start the process of residency is required to submit all the requirements.
* If he does not speak Spanish, with participating interpreter.
* Any foreigner who is this document to be added to the file must necessarily be legalized by the Uruguayan consulate and the ministry of foreign affairs, and translated into Spanish, if necessary.
* In case of a foreigner under the age of 18 years, in addition to complying with the above requirements, must present specific permission from their parents to settle in Uruguay. You'll have to try as a student from 5 years of age, with certificate of study and a notarized certificate (full details of the school), whether the institution is public does not need a notarized certificate. If the child is not going to live with any of its parents must be established by their parents that adult is responsible for him in the country, which will seek its consent.

*Temporary identity card abroad to start their legal residence will be newly empowered to receive the certificate for obtaining the first Uruguayan identity card as a temporary-resident-in process, once held in the file, or certifications of good conduct from the outside.

Any doubt, consultation, clarification of interest on any aspect of these formalities, do not hesitate to contact us: residenceuruguay@gmail.com

1 comment:

  1. the complete compendium of uruguayan tramitations (in spanish)
    tramites.gub.uy

    And also a page with links to official web sites concerning to foreign people:
    extranjeros.gub.uy

    Nice and accurate. Enjoy it!!!

    MP

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