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Thank you, Steve. It's obvious I have a lot of support on this forum, and I promise you that it's greatly appreciated. What Joe said is true...even when you have the right insurance, your car can be impounded until the judge decides who is at fault. That's why if there is ever any problem...

Technically fact, but when someone is asking about Mexican auto insurance, they need to know that the Allstate promise to repair their own vehicle once they return to the States, has nothing whatsoever to do with Mexico's requirement for Liability Coverage. You can think you're wearing a feather...

Thank you tons. Spoke with my 26-yr old son and he said, "You're getting up there, how many is this?". When I told him it's 60, he said, "Holy Crap! Are you sure?!?" Kinda the way I feel. I want a recount.

Sorry, don't know if I was clear enough. You don't need a separate policy for the trailer.

Oh, I'm not offended. Actually I appreciate the opportunity to find out what we can do to earn more business. As I said in my reply to Roberto, you can purchase online with us as well. A lot of our clients prefer to call the office and let Paty handle it for them, but it's just a matter of...

Yep, follow the link to get several quotes, choose the one you like best, pay online and print your policy. The minute you purchase it, I get a copy in my email. That way, if you have a problem even before you get to Penasco, I already have a copy of your policy on hand and know what you're...

Beware of bad advice, folks. Allstate and several other U.S. carriers do cover damage to your own vehicle while you're in Mexico, but they don't meet the requirement under Mexican law that you carry Mexican Liability insurance. Too many people come down here thinking they're covered and then cry...

Thank you for the birthday wishes. It's my 60th and frankly, I wasn't going to do anything special. That has changed, thanks to a little Attitude Adjustment provided by a couple of my friends. So...if you're in town and can join us this evening at 7pm at Latitude 31, please do. I'd love to see...

The probability is high that they'll take any beef, beef by-product (including dog food), and fruits and vegetables. And getting the green light doesn't mean that you won't get stopped anyway. Plenty of people are getting pulled over for inspection after getting the green light.

Okay folks, I spoke with the officer who oversees the SAGARPA office at the Sonoyta border crossing and he assures me that 3 turkeys per vehicle will be allowed into Mexico. The key here is that they must be in the original packaging and marked by the USDA. In addition to the turkeys, up to 15...

Muchas Felicidades, mi amigo. May you enjoy health and happiness for many years to come!

Oh, he's been milking it for almost five years so far. I just don't have it in me to give up. Starting ProAlliance insurance with nothing after having lost my seed money was harder than I can describe, as was having to tell my children and sister how stupid I'd been to allow this to happen. On...

The next time you visit TerraMar, think of me. Owner Ramon Martinez stole $100,000 from me to invest in that restaurant. When I drive by I wave to my money. By the way, the lawsuit was ruled in my favor last month at the state level. He has appealed again. Someday it will be named TerraRosy's

Chari, I'm glad you had a nice dinner after the stress of Jerry's injury. Tell him I hope he's feeling fine and dandy again real soon.

Pane e Vino was wonderful again last night. No view, but cozy, intimate setting and nice decor. Can't beat the food. Lighthouse and Casa de Capitan have the views. Wherever you choose, you bring the romance...

Julie, the FM2 is exactly what they're referring to when Migracion refers to "residente permanente". It is not to be confused with Immigrado status. The FM2 years cannot be skipped.

This is excellent advice and should be (especially in situations like this one) taken quite seriously.

Harold, I'm sorry that this has hit this close to home for you. It is indeed a sad day when a life so young is lost. I had a meeting this morning with Fausto and he said the boy was the son of the people in charge of the divers, and that this was his first time diving. I brought up many of the...

13 august 2011 17-yr old clam diver Roberto Alonso Moroyoqui Lopez lost his life in Puerto Penasco, due to decompression, bringing the tally of recent diving deaths to four. Moroyoqui was a resident of Colonia Nuevo Penasco. According to sources, the young man suffered severe decompression and...

Yesterday at 6pm, 24 year old Humberto Cordova Delgadillo drowned while diving for clams in Cholla Bay. Originally from Apatzingan, Michoacan, Humberto was a resident of Puerto Penasco. Bomberos responded to the emergency call, but they were unable to resucitate the victim.