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| Posted: Sun Mar 6th, 2011 04:03 pm |
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bartmanaz Administrator 
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Just south of Bisbee, AZ. Bart
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 12:16 am |
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taoswheat Member
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I am sorry Bart- I did not ask the right question. I have been through Naco a number of times, but do not know where the Mexican office for leaving FMMs is located. We usually wind up on a street that parallels the border fence and then turns right to cross the border if I remember correctly. No obvious Mexican immigration office.
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 01:32 am |
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bartmanaz Administrator
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The office is immediately on the right just before you cross going back into the US, right under the awning over the border crossing. You'll need to stop short and walk to it. Bart
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 05:31 am |
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Timothy B. Member
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Good evening, Sounds like Taoswheat is describing the AP-Douglas crossing even though he says Naco. If you are actually crossing at Naco, Barts info is right. If you are crossing at AP then that is different. Timothy B.
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 12:58 pm |
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taoswheat Member
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Thanks Bart and Timothy, I had a senior moment because we did use AP once. Naco was my real interest and Bart answered my question.
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 01:21 pm |
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MARIGOT Member 
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On the border, crossing into Douglas, AZ, in the USA.
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| Posted: Mon Mar 7th, 2011 03:52 pm |
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bartmanaz Administrator
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Marigot The crossing at Douglas is from Agua Prieta, not Naco. The Naco crossing is between A-P and Cananea and is opposite Naco, AZ, just south of Bisbee. For details on these crossings, see http://www.riosonora.com Bart
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| Posted: Sun Mar 13th, 2011 03:32 am |
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justgeorge Member
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we drove in 5 months ago and will return before the 180 days are up, but will be busing out of the country on the overnight Tufesa. do you know if it stops at km21? If that is "sometimes:, is there a place in Guaymas to turn it in?
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| Posted: Sun Mar 13th, 2011 01:29 pm |
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MARIGOT Member
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Bart- Sorry I 'mis-wrote' in my post. I have crossed at Naco, so I know where it is. But because I drove straight to Douglas after crossing, and the distance was so short, my memory put Douglas right across the border from Naco. Had I the option of deleting my post, believe me, I would have deleted it rather than appear the idiot.
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| Posted: Mon Oct 24th, 2011 06:08 pm |
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Shipwreck Member
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Last visited SC three weeks ago entered thru K21. I filled out the FMM for 4 days and it was issued for 7 free of charge, the officer said, so long as I didnt stay longer it was ok. She insisted I return to K21 to hand in my FMM when leaving or I could be refuse entry and a heavy fine next time. She stamped my passport and when I left I returned the FMM and my passport was stamped exit. When you return at K21 you have to cross the road and go to the office that stamped you out, then cross the road again to head north. no problemo less than 2 minutes.
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| Posted: Thu Dec 29th, 2011 05:47 pm |
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maryt Member
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We entered 3 days ago after Christmas in Phoenix. Did not turn in our FMM when we left Mexico. Stopped at K21 and got new ones because our old ones would have expired before we are ready to leave again. No problem getting new ones even though we had not turned in the old. Only problem for me was that this time they were processing the FMM's and taking the money in the immigration office and when he directed me to the line further ahead I misunderstood and went to the bank. That was a long line of people waiting to get vehicle permits. After a while, I discovered my error, returned to the proper line and got the paperwork stamped and paid my money. I believe they were doing it this way to make it go faster for people who only needed visas and not vehicle permits.
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