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Yes someone posted about that in this post. It is the same guy. He was probably expecting it to be a cake walk to get citizenship here. Or he did it in Colombia so he thought Argentina would be easy. Nothing is easy here.
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You definitely have to get an FBI background report if you are from the US. I did mine 15 years ago and I had to have it with Apostille seal. I don't think anything has changed in the years since I got mine. I know someone that had a DUI and they got their DNI here. But I also know someone that had 2 DUI's on their record (they were an alcoholic) and they were rejected.
Habitual offenses probably would get rejected. Typically they are looking at charges in the past 10 years. I am not sure something from college will be too much of a problem unless it is a serious offense involving drugs or weapons or money laundering type issues or armed robbery in which case probably won't matter when you did those. I spoke to an attorney that told me several people have gotten rejected for various crimes but most of them involved drugs or weapons or theft.
