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bajashrink

Member Since 22 Apr 2006
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In Topic: Mail

13 May 2013 - 04:04 PM

I've had a P.O. Box  at the U.S. Post Office in San Ysidro for years.  The U.S. Postal Service began accepting private parcel deliveries to post office boxes in 2012.  I've received parcels from UPS at mine.  You just have to sign up for it first at the post office customer service counter. Also, any parcel delivered by UPS, Fedex, etc. has to be addressed to the post office's physical address like this example:

 

Maria Gomez

440 W. San Ysidro Blvd., #(your P.O. Box number)

San Ysidro, CA  92173

 

 

You can also sign up to receive a notice from your post office branch via e-mail whenever first class mail or a parcel arrives. 


In Topic: Welcome to the New Berlin Wall

20 March 2013 - 06:42 PM

"Welcome to the New Berlin Wall".

How did you come up with that?

In Topic: Pellet/BB guns

06 December 2012 - 08:03 PM

QUOTE (HARRY @ Nov 22 2012, 06:39 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Is it legal to possess a pellet/BB gun in Mexico? unsure.gif


Yes, they're legal. They and C02 rifles are sold at some of the department stores like Comercial Mexicana.

I'm not sure what Mexican Customs policy is on imported ones if you walk or drive across the border with one from the U.S. and get the red light.


In Topic: Obtaining Identification after deportation

06 December 2012 - 07:46 PM

QUOTE (twoandthreemake5 @ Nov 9 2012, 04:16 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
My brother in law is in TJ right now due to being deported. A family member went over to help him obtain all the paperwork he needed to find some sort of work. They asked questions and ended up at the post office which required his birth certificate and a bill of some sort to prove where he was living. After gathering the paperwork supposedly required the went back with a photo and they assured him this was the ID accepted everywhere! He is now being told that this ID from the post office is NOT what he needs to obtain any kind of job there. He says that this ID from the post office is huge and doesn't even fit in his wallet. Can anyone help us figure out what kind of identification he needs to be able to get a job and not be hassled by the cops! It seems odd to us that they told him that he only needed the ID from the post office and now they have changed their minds and want additional documents (bills from an address where he lives and it can't be a motel receipt...What the heck???). If he doesn't have the items needed in his name then he needs someone to write him a letter stating that he lives with them and they need to go with him and show their ID! Good lord it is Identification!! How the heck are people suppose to get ahead when they make is so difficult! Please HELP!!! angry.gif My personal email is dmorrislegal@gmail.com. We are in need of the info ASAP. We are also looking for a decent place for him to rent a room...it seems that many of the places there cheap enough to get him by are rented by the hour at night...WONDERFUL!


I haven't had time to log on here in a while. I replied to your PM with the info you need.

In Topic: BAJA LICENSE PLATES

17 October 2012 - 04:18 AM

QUOTE (Cyanide41 @ Oct 17 2012, 12:06 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Before I go to the end of your post I was thinking, "I am pretty sure that is no longer the case." I know that on Segunda headed NE bound, there is a smog station just before the Soler exit, right next to the Pemex. I remember seeing HUGE lines for that place.

Smog checks are well passed due in Mexico. I am just curious (doubtful) that they will be enforced.


They're enforced because the smog stations are run by the state and you can't renew your registration until your vehicle can pass the test.

The long lines were when the state was offering the tests for free. There' now a fee again, which is about the same rate as in the states.

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