Official means official
A law, government instruction and one institution’s practice are not merged into a universal rule.
We separate official requirements from practical observations, show review dates and never present general information as individual advice.

A law, government instruction and one institution’s practice are not merged into a universal rule.
We record review dates and revisit changing procedures when a confirmed update appears.
Unverified prices, timelines, hospitals, banks or document lists are not published as established facts.
Medical decisions belong to the patient and licensed clinician; legal opinions come from an independent qualified professional.
Russian, Argentine Spanish and English versions are adapted for their audience while preserving facts and limitations.
Material changes update the date and history; outdated pages are removed or clearly marked.
Each page addresses one practical family task rather than every possible situation.
We check the relevant authority, legislation or official instruction.
Official rules, confirmed facts, observations and points requiring individual review are distinguished.
We remove automatic promises, universal timelines and wording that could replace professional advice.
We record the author, reviewer, sources, date and history of later changes.
| Status | Meaning | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
official | Official primary source | Basis for requirements, procedures and legal references. |
confirmed | Fact supported by consistent information | Used with a review date and context. |
observed | Practice observed at one institution or in one case | Never presented as a universal rule. |
client_report | Client report without independent confirmation | A prompt to investigate, not an instruction. |
needs_confirmation | Information requiring further verification | Not published as action-ready guidance. |
outdated | Outdated information | Updated, archived or clearly labelled. |
“Nace Argentina Editorial” means the team prepared the article under a shared standard. The “Sources editor” checks links, dates and fidelity to sources. A medical, legal, notarial or tax conclusion is never attributed to the editorial team and must come from an appropriately qualified independent professional.
Tell us which page and wording you are questioning and, where possible, include an official source. We will review the report, update confirmed issues and record material corrections.