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I am the USC. We are awaiting our packet 3, and eventual interview at the US embassy. My fiancé and I will marry in the USA, have a honeymoon, and make an egress. It is likely we will never return to the USA.
I have already researched the K1. There is no law that states that we must AOS, so long as she leaves the USA within 90 days. We did it this way because she is not eligible for a B2, and the K1 has a 95% approval rate. I discussed this with a lawyer months ago. We are almost there!
Anyway, my latest issue is with taxes. The US government wants part of my foreign salary because, for now, I still have a US citizenship. I looked into getting a Tax ID number. The process is long, and requires that we send her passport to the USA for 30 days. Well that will not happen.
I saw on the K1 flow charts where it said getting an SSN is nothing more than showing up at the SS office with papers in hand and requesting an SSN. There is no problem with her having an SSN rather than a TIN if she has no plan to live in the USA, right?
I have already researched the K1. There is no law that states that we must AOS, so long as she leaves the USA within 90 days. We did it this way because she is not eligible for a B2, and the K1 has a 95% approval rate. I discussed this with a lawyer months ago. We are almost there!
Anyway, my latest issue is with taxes. The US government wants part of my foreign salary because, for now, I still have a US citizenship. I looked into getting a Tax ID number. The process is long, and requires that we send her passport to the USA for 30 days. Well that will not happen.
I saw on the K1 flow charts where it said getting an SSN is nothing more than showing up at the SS office with papers in hand and requesting an SSN. There is no problem with her having an SSN rather than a TIN if she has no plan to live in the USA, right?
