To get a tax id from the Hacienda and rent my house.
Do I need an FM-3 Lucrativa??Dave - 3-21-2007 at 08:38 PM
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Originally posted by JZ
To get a tax id from the Hacienda and rent my house.
Do I need an FM-3 Lucrativa??
No, just a regular FM3. It's passive income so all you need to do is register. Talk to an accountant.JZ - 3-21-2007 at 08:44 PM
I did! And they have been trying to get me an FM-3 Lucrativa for like 5 months!! She told me today she would now work on getting a regular FM-3 and
later change it to an FM-3 Lucrativa. I was just concerned this was circumventing the process and might come back to bite me later.
Are there different FM-3's for under and over 50?Dave - 3-21-2007 at 08:59 PM
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Originally posted by JZ
I did! And they have been trying to get me an FM-3 Lucrativa for like 5 months!! She told me today she would now work on getting a regular FM-3 and
later change it to an FM-3 Lucrativa. I was just concerned this was circumventing the process and might come back to bite me later.
Are there different FM-3's for under and over 50?
Are you talking about occasionally renting your home or it becoming a business? Makes a difference on how you approach it.
(And you should already have an FM3, right?) shari - 3-22-2007 at 08:27 AM
there are several catagories of FM3...I keep hearing about new ones...I have a rentista one meaning I live here but don't work...there are some for
pensioners too.JZ - 3-22-2007 at 08:45 AM
Anyone care to list them w/a brief explaination? Or is there a leading web site with this info?Cypress - 3-22-2007 at 09:02 AM
Seems like the various FM3 requirements are constantly changing, with a core of basic requirements staying about the same. Factor in the attitudes, requests etc. at different locations and you've got the
recipe for confusion. Be prepared to meet the most rigid guidelines and have a smile.Dave - 3-22-2007 at 09:45 AM
There is one boilerplate FM3 with addendums.
Pensioner
Working
Artist
Student
Teacher
Specialized skills
Medical
Clergy
Press
Maybe more but I'm familiar with these.
Think of an FM3 as an extended tourist visa connected to a specific place or occupation. An FM2 is for those who intend to immigrate.rob - 3-23-2007 at 11:45 AM
I have an FM3 with an "Administrador Unico" endorsement.
It allows me to run my corporation and even get paid by it.David K - 3-23-2007 at 04:24 PM
An FM-3 that would allow someone to live part time (or full time) in Baja and work in "Specialized skills" would probably be what I would seek...?
Factor in the attitudes, requests etc. at different locations and you've got the
recipe for confusion.
