Some of you may remember that I was having a problem getting my permit canceled but it came back. I had sent it to the address that was on the web but they moved the office. I resent it to the new address. One poster told me of doing this multiple times as they kept asking for more paperwork. Well today I received a letter from SAT. They also need a copy of the new USA registration showing the new owners name. But it has to be apostiled. That is a real problem. The person whose name is on the registration has to request the Apostle . I called the SAT office and spoke to 4 different people. They would not budge. BTW: No one speaks English , the phone connection sounds like 2 Tomato Juice cans and they spoke so fast I could hardly understand anything. I will need extra BP meds today. I have contacted the buyer and hope he will help. I think I will take up drinking!Moisheh

moisheh wrote:Some of you may remember that I was having a problem getting my permit canceled but it came back. I had sent it to the address that was on the web but they moved the office. I resent it to the new address. One poster told me of doing this multiple times as they kept asking for more paperwork. Well today I received a letter from SAT. They also need a copy of the new USA registration showing the new owners name. But it has to be apostiled. That is a real problem. The person whose name is on the registration has to request the Apostle . I called the SAT office and spoke to 4 different people. They would not budge. BTW: No one speaks English , the phone connection sounds like 2 Tomato Juice cans and they spoke so fast I could hardly understand anything. I will need extra BP meds today. I have contacted the buyer and hope he will help. I think I will take up drinking!MoishehJust curious - what does " apostle" mean as you used it here? Best of luck with getting this issue resolved.

You have been thru the wringer. Have you thought about accidentally washing your pants with your passport in the pocket? OH MY it is no good anymore and destroyed.Please Uncle Sam, may I have another?New passport, new passport number, and now you can get a new TIP.

Mexico is becoming more like the U.S. Sorry this is happening.

moisheh wrote: Well today I received a letter from SAT. They also need a copy of the new USA registration showing the new owners name. But it has to be apostiled. That is a real problem. The person whose name is on the registration has to request the Apostle . I think I will take up drinking!MoishehMoisheh, you need to check your translation of the letter from SAT. I received the same one when I went through this last year, and it is NOT asking for a copy of the new owner's registration. I'm pretty sure the letter you rec'd says :Original o copia Apostillada del documento emitido por el Registro de Certificados de Vehlculos de XXXXX,Canade, en el que se especifique que la casa rodante, marca XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX, se encuentra registrada a nombre de otra persona en el extranjero. If that is what you rec'd it is asking for a letter from the DMV confirming that the vehicle has been registered to another individual. As I tried to explain in a previous response to you, they do NOT want the new owner's name, address or ANY other information about him, nor do they want a copy of his registration. They just want a letter (original or apostiled copy) on the DMV's letterhead confirming someone else has registered the vehicle.

Mexnut: You may be correct. I will check. The new owner is a great guy and he will notarize the registration and send it to be Apostiled( I dont think that is a verb!). Here is what is in the letter:Original o copia apostillada del documento emitido por el departmento de motores y vehiculos del Condado ( I think that is a typo?)o Estado de Union americana, en el que se hace constar que la casa rodante maraca xxxxxxxxx con de seriexxxxx se encuentra registrado a nombre de otra persona;lo anterior, en virtud de que el documento que usted vendio es el contratao de venta de la casa rodante. Then there is a bunch of nonsense about calling them if I have any questions. I can easily get the new owner to go to the DMV and get that letter. But it would be in English and they might reject the document? I think a copy of the registration might be better? Did you send them the letterhead? I can call them on Monday for clarification. It's only $2.00 for the Apostile. This should be a lesson for anyone who is selling his unit without canceling the sticker. Make sure you get that letter from your DMV when you sell. This could be difficult for Canadians . The new owner could get the document but our DMV's have strict privacy laws. I should have read the whole document but saw red and got all excited. This has not been fun. I was justb trying to followm the law. I doubt I will really need the permit canceled as I don't have any vehicles in my name that are in Mexico. But should Sonora lose the no hassle zone I would have problems. Thanks Mexnut.Moisheh

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orchardhill
Explorer
Jun 19, 2013
Reading this gives me heart burn. In a week I am going to Del Rio for the sole purpose of having the 10 year sticker removed. Anyone familiar with Dl layout? tried this there and have any tips?
Once removed then back across the border, give the unit to the new owner and then proceed to Mex in my new unit.Hopefully in a day!
moisheh
Explorer
May 04, 2013
Thanks everyone for your help. I hope others will learn something from this thread. And :can't we all get along?"

Moisheh
Landmark05
Explorer
May 04, 2013
I read these posts with interest----I went through the same process last year--I sent all the information in that they should have required---we went back and forth by registered mail for 12 months---which is not cheap from Canada as well as getting documents notarized-----they kept wanting more information AND they wanted the new owners registration papers---which I was lucky to aquire---anyway long story short----I gave up on the whole stupid process.
We went back into Mexico this year---I took the truck in under my name and my wife took the new 5th wheel in under her name----I also cancelled the 10 year TIP when we came home.
When I get my passport re-newed in a couple more years I'll see if it works for me with a new passport number.
Very frustrating!!
rocmoc
Explorer
May 01, 2013
Mexnut wrote:
rocmoc wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Mexnut wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.

Correct, although technically illegal! For the seller, e.g. Moisheh, that's exactly what would happen if he had both a new VIN and new passport number. For the buyer, e.g. the guy in Mississippi, he would NOT be able to bring that vehicle in, as they would see it is already there on an uncancelled TIP.

Mexnut, that is a good point. I was only thinking about Moisheh problem not the Mississippi buyer point of view.

Hypothetically and technically speaking; Moisheh's RV was removed from Mexico like he promised, he just didn't take care of paperwork.

Mr. Mississippi drives to the border and want a new permit to visit Mexico. Banjercito sees the old VIN in the computer, pulls the old sticker and cancels it. Since it really left the county and is coming back into mexico Banjercito issues a new permit for Mr. Mississippi.

Hypothetically speaking.

LOL! I think the probability that the Gentleman from Mississippi will be going SOB is LOW! I believe Moisheh has the problem, NOT the Gentleman from Mississippi. Let's stay focus on one of our own, helping Moisheh!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

Gee, I don't see a whole lot of helpful responses coming from you on this. If you don't have something useful to add to a thread, why not just button your lip and maybe try to learn something?

Maybe that is because I know Moisheh personally and sent him an email directly. Also I responded on the first posting of his adventure with his TIP and other times this topic has come up. Funny thing is you responded to this topic when I brought it up last year. No reason to be nasty, hope I never meet you on the road. LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Chill and have a SOL!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
moisheh
Explorer
Apr 30, 2013
Thanks to Mexnut's advice I called Mexico City this morning. The lady I spoke with did not speak English but she "dumbed down" her Spanish and spoke clearly. Yes all I need is a letter from the DMV stating it is registered in Mississippi. I wrote the buyer and am sure I will get the letter. Isn't this fun? NO!

Moisheh
Mexnut
Explorer
Apr 30, 2013
rocmoc wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Mexnut wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.

Correct, although technically illegal! For the seller, e.g. Moisheh, that's exactly what would happen if he had both a new VIN and new passport number. For the buyer, e.g. the guy in Mississippi, he would NOT be able to bring that vehicle in, as they would see it is already there on an uncancelled TIP.

Mexnut, that is a good point. I was only thinking about Moisheh problem not the Mississippi buyer point of view.

Hypothetically and technically speaking; Moisheh's RV was removed from Mexico like he promised, he just didn't take care of paperwork.

Mr. Mississippi drives to the border and want a new permit to visit Mexico. Banjercito sees the old VIN in the computer, pulls the old sticker and cancels it. Since it really left the county and is coming back into mexico Banjercito issues a new permit for Mr. Mississippi.

Hypothetically speaking.

LOL! I think the probability that the Gentleman from Mississippi will be going SOB is LOW! I believe Moisheh has the problem, NOT the Gentleman from Mississippi. Let's stay focus on one of our own, helping Moisheh!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico

Gee, I don't see a whole lot of helpful responses coming from you on this. If you don't have something useful to add to a thread, why not just button your lip and maybe try to learn something?
rocmoc
Explorer
Apr 30, 2013
playaboy wrote:
Mexnut wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.

Correct, although technically illegal! For the seller, e.g. Moisheh, that's exactly what would happen if he had both a new VIN and new passport number. For the buyer, e.g. the guy in Mississippi, he would NOT be able to bring that vehicle in, as they would see it is already there on an uncancelled TIP.

Mexnut, that is a good point. I was only thinking about Moisheh problem not the Mississippi buyer point of view.

Hypothetically and technically speaking; Moisheh's RV was removed from Mexico like he promised, he just didn't take care of paperwork.

Mr. Mississippi drives to the border and want a new permit to visit Mexico. Banjercito sees the old VIN in the computer, pulls the old sticker and cancels it. Since it really left the county and is coming back into mexico Banjercito issues a new permit for Mr. Mississippi.

Hypothetically speaking.

LOL! I think the probability that the Gentleman from Mississippi will be going SOB is LOW! I believe Moisheh has the problem, NOT the Gentleman from Mississippi. Let's stay focus on one of our own, helping Moisheh!

rocmoc n AZ/Mexico
playaboy
Explorer
Apr 29, 2013
Mexnut wrote:
playaboy wrote:
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.

Correct, although technically illegal! For the seller, e.g. Moisheh, that's exactly what would happen if he had both a new VIN and new passport number. For the buyer, e.g. the guy in Mississippi, he would NOT be able to bring that vehicle in, as they would see it is already there on an uncancelled TIP.

Mexnut, that is a good point. I was only thinking about Moisheh problem not the Mississippi buyer point of view.

Hypothetically and technically speaking; Moisheh's RV was removed from Mexico like he promised, he just didn't take care of paperwork.

Mr. Mississippi drives to the border and want a new permit to visit Mexico. Banjercito sees the old VIN in the computer, pulls the old sticker and cancels it. Since it really left the county and is coming back into mexico Banjercito issues a new permit for Mr. Mississippi.

Hypothetically speaking.
Mexnut
Explorer
Apr 28, 2013
playaboy wrote:
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.

Correct, although technically illegal! For the seller, e.g. Moisheh, that's exactly what would happen if he had both a new VIN and new passport number. For the buyer, e.g. the guy in Mississippi, he would NOT be able to bring that vehicle in, as they would see it is already there on an uncancelled TIP.
playaboy
Explorer
Apr 28, 2013
Just saying, if you showed up to the border with a different passport number and a different RV you will be given a new TIP.