Living and working in the US
Jun 2nd 2011, 5:47 pm
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Living and working in the US
I currently reside in Canada and I know that I can move to the US on a business Visa with my current business, I appreciate that if we do this then we have to keep that business running for the duration of our stay there no matter how long that is, unless we apply to change the status of our visa whilst down there.
What I would like to know is what exactly happens to the kids when they turn 21 or come out of the education system in the US ?
Any one have any answers it would be appreciated
Thanks
Ian
What I would like to know is what exactly happens to the kids when they turn 21 or come out of the education system in the US ?
Any one have any answers it would be appreciated
Thanks
Ian
Jun 2nd 2011, 6:03 pm
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Re: Living and working in the US
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Jun 2nd 2011, 6:04 pm
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Re: Living and working in the US
Well there's a bit more to it than that.
As for the kids, unless you get greencards on the go, which you can on L1 company transfer, the kids will get greencards. If you don't go for them, then they'd have to sort out their own visas or leave.
As for the kids, unless you get greencards on the go, which you can on L1 company transfer, the kids will get greencards. If you don't go for them, then they'd have to sort out their own visas or leave.
Jun 2nd 2011, 11:03 pm
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Re: Living and working in the US
Yes we own the business, there are a number of different visas that we can get to move down there but none of them have any protection for the kids, it seems to be that when they come out of the education system, unless we can obtain green cards in the mean time (very doubtful as they are only doing asylum ones at the moment) then they have to either carry on in education or obtain a visa covering them for either work depending on what their chosen careers will be or they purchase their own business (probably via me) LOL
Jun 2nd 2011, 11:11 pm
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Re: Living and working in the US
... it seems to be that when they come out of the education system, unless we can obtain green cards in the mean time (very doubtful as they are only doing asylum ones at the moment) then they have to either carry on in education or obtain a visa covering them for either work depending on what their chosen careers will be or they purchase their own business (probably via me) LOL
Ian
Jun 2nd 2011, 11:29 pm
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Re: Living and working in the US
Yes we own the business, there are a number of different visas that we can get to move down there but none of them have any protection for the kids, it seems to be that when they come out of the education system, unless we can obtain green cards in the mean time (very doubtful as they are only doing asylum ones at the moment) then they have to either carry on in education or obtain a visa covering them for either work depending on what their chosen careers will be or they purchase their own business (probably via me) LOL
Why do you think asylum cases are the only green card applications being processed right now? What are the multitude of visas available for your purpose? What 'protections' do you expect/want to be provided to your adult children (age 21+)?
Jun 3rd 2011, 1:39 am
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Re: Living and working in the US
Thanks everyone, but im not being told anything I don't already know but thanks for your time.
Jun 3rd 2011, 3:06 am
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Re: Living and working in the US
You asked
... what exactly happens to the kids when they turn 21 or come out of the education system in the US ?
If you already knew the answer why did you bother asking?
