Argentina (AR) — civil law.

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Boletín Oficial de la Provincia del Neuquén

Office at Belgrano 427/439, Neuquén capital (boletinoficial@neuquen.gov.ar). The site also hosts the provincial “Leyes y Decretos” service.

Field	Value
Website	https://boficial.neuquen.gov.ar/
Frequency	The edition list shows Tuesday and Friday editions (e.g. N° 4.620 of 6 Oct 2026, N° 4.621 of 9 Oct 2026), plus “Edición Especial”
Judicial notices	Edictos run in the body of the PDF; the simulator lists “Edictos” as a publication type. A separate “Remates” heading was not seen in N° 4.620: needs_verification
Search	Free: edition number, date from/to, and keywords; “Mostrando del 1 al 9 de 1911 resultados”
Archive	1,911 editions online; older paper editions only by request through the “Archivo” form (“el acceso a documentación archivada es excepcional”)
Cost	FAQ, citing Resolución 0425/20: “Edictos; remates judiciales; convocatorias … (2 % del valor IUS)”, computed per line and multiplied by the JUS value published by the Colegio de Abogados; a “Cálculo de Tarifa” simulator estimates it; payment through Rentas (organismo “BOLETÍN OFICIAL Y ARCHIVO”)

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