Immigration News - Argentina Update: RADEX appointments and expedited criminal record certificate requests Share this article LinkedIn Facebook X (Twitter) February 13, 2019 IMPACT – MEDIUM What are the updates? Immigration appointments for residence permit applications are now being scheduled within five business days after all relevant application documents have been uploaded to the online system. Additionally, a new office has been set up to process expedited criminal record certificate requests. What do the updates mean? RADEX appointments. The online residence visa application system (RADEX) is now allotting immigration appointments more regularly and with shorter notice after applicants submit the necessary documents online. Immigration appointments are scheduled within five business days following submission of the required documents through the RADEX system. Once the appointment time is assigned, it cannot be rescheduled and employees will have to attend their appointment to finalize their residence permit. Expedited criminal record certificates are now available. Expedited criminal record certificate requests may now be submitted through a new Registro Nacional de Residencia office and will be issued within one hour. Expedited certificates are available at a service charge of 500 Argentine pesos (about US$13) from 1 to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Employers should check if the service is available in their jurisdiction. Implementation time frame: Immediate and ongoing. Visas/permits affected: Visas and residence permits. Who is affected: Employers and employees scheduling appointments through the RADEX system and employees applying for expedited criminal record certificates. Impact on processing times: Appointments for residence permit applications will be issued with short notice, which may speed up the application process but may also create difficulties for employers trying to determine business schedules. Processing of expedited criminal clearance record certificates will now take one hour or less. Analysis & Comments: The changes will shorten processing times for residence permit applications, as appointments will be easier to obtain through the online system, although employers will have to ensure that employees are able to attend appointments that may be booked on short notice. Employees who require criminal record certificates from Argentina will now have the option of expediting the document and receiving it within one hour. Source: Deloitte LLP. Deloitte LLP is a limited liability partnership registered in England and Wales with registered number OC303675 and its registered office at 1 New Street Square, London EC4A 3HQ, United Kingdom.
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