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However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though al
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Just over a week later I returned to Arequipa to pick up the title. I went to the Public Register on Wednesday, a day early, hoping that it might be ready but it wasn't, and I was told to return three days later, in the afternoon. I went back two days later and was told there was a problem with the registration, the computer didn't show what the problem was, but I was told to go to a different office and talk to the lawyer there and he could explain it all to me. However this office was only open to the public on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and only from 8:15 to 9:00 am. I explained this to my friend Maribel, and she said she would go with me the next day to try to get more information. We were again told to return Friday morning and were given the name of the lawyer we needed to talk to; he was the only one who had the information. I instantly recognized the name; he was the same lawyer that I had to deal with when I had so much trouble with my first car! He was very nice and polite, but did absolutely nothing to help resolve the problem then, so I wasn't expecting anything different this time.
Maribel said either she or her dad, Lucho, (they are my adopted family here) would meet me there on Friday to help me. The next morning I was there early to get in the front of the line, and soon Lucho showed up. At 8:20 we got to the lawyer's desk and he said that the problem was the age of the car, it was too old to be imported into Peru, as the limit is five years old. He then passed us off to another worker, who explained in more detail that through a loophole in the law, certain dealers were allowed to import older cars for awhile, but not anymore. There was also a problem with the dealer, who had evidently exploited the loophole in some way, and they were cracking down on cars imported by that dealer.
However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though all
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Maribel said either she or her dad, Lucho, (they are my adopted family here) would meet me there on Friday to help me. The next morning I was there early to get in the front of the line, and soon Lucho showed up. At 8:20 we got to the lawyer's desk and he said that the problem was the age of the car, it was too old to be imported into Peru, as the limit is five years old. He then passed us off to another worker, who explained in more detail that through a loophole in the law, certain dealers were allowed to import older cars for awhile, but not anymore. There was also a problem with the dealer, who had evidently exploited the loophole in some way, and they were cracking down on cars imported by that dealer.
However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though al
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Maribel said either she or her dad, Lucho, (they are my adopted family here) would meet me there on Friday to help me. The next morning I was there early to get in the front of the line, and soon Lucho showed up. At 8:20 we got to the lawyer's desk and he said that the problem was the age of the car, it was too old to be imported into Peru, as the limit is five years old. He then passed us off to another worker, who explained in more detail that through a loophole in the law, certain dealers were allowed to import older cars for awhile, but not anymore. There was also a problem with the dealer, who had evidently exploited the loophole in some way, and they were cracking down on cars imported by that dealer.
However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though al
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However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though al
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However the worker said that even though I couldn't register the car in Arequipa, I could possibly do it in Tacna, where I bought it. She said that the Public Register there interpreted the law differently, and I might not have any problem registering it there. Even though all of Peru uses the same license plates, each state, or department, as they are called here, has their own rules and regulations as well. I would say there is more national control here and less individual state control, compared to in the United States. License plates in Peru begin with two letters; the first one indicates the class of vehicle - private passenger, truck, commercial, cargo or passenger, and the second letter tells which department it is registered in. However when you move from one department to another, you don't have to get new plates or registration, they are valid anywhere in the country.
After talking it over with Lucho, he offered to go to Tacna with me and try to resolve the problem there. He suggested three options. Go to the dealer and try to get my money back (almost impossible here), ask him to exchange it for a different vehicle (it was the only 4x4 van I had found there), or try to register it there. He also said he has a couple of cousins there who are lawyers, and they could help us. However first, he suggested talking to a couple of friends here in Arequipa, whom he thought might be able to help register it her, saving the expense and time of a trip to Tacna. The initial responses were promising, so we went through a recommended "tramite", a negotiator who is like a lawyer who works through all the layers of bureaucracy and red tape here. For a fee, they get things done much faster and easier than the average person can do them on their own, as well as accomplishing things that can't be done without their connections.
We met with the tramite on Tuesday afternoon and after explaining the situation to him, he said he would talk to the lawyer in the morning and have an answer for us by 10:00 am. It seems that this is the normal way to do things and is the reason the hours for the general public are limited to 45 minutes, three days a week. But when we returned at 10 on Wednesday, the tramite said he
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