Proof of domicile (Pakistan) URGENT REPLY

[Boiler 43,426]

3 minutes ago, psychoroxxy said:

Thanks Boiler 

 

I really appreciate the feedback. 

 

On her current visit, she will meet a tax officer. We need all the help we can get. 

It is her US taxes she needs to sort out, not her Pakistanis taxes, well she may need to sort those out as well.

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13 hours ago, Sm1smom said:

This is going to come across as a judgmental post, and I honestly do no like the fact that I’m making it (there are enough people in this forum who constantly do that as it is and I find it irritating), but it needs to be said. 

 

To OP: you do realize a family based GC is intended for family reunification purpose? If your retired 64 years old mom depends on you (who lives in Pakistan and she lives there with you) to take care of, why on earth is she sponsoring you for a GC? If it’s not possible for her to live in the US since getting her GC without you, why doesn’t she just give up the GC and stay there with you, after all she has a medical condition that requires her to “follow medical treatment” where she is? Cases like this is precisely what gives the present administration and their base legitimate reasons for their current stand on immigration. 

 

I’m sorry I’m not sympathetic to your case because all I see is an exploitation of the loopholes in the US immigration system. Your Mom is using a re-entry permit to keep her GC alive while she actually lives in Pakistan. No steps have been taken to establish a US residency which is what being a LPR is about. You suddenly bought  a house in her name, made a huge deposit in her US account with the mind of fooling the embassy and getting them to issue you with an IV.

 

Edited March 14, 2018 by Love To Teach
changed my mind about making this public

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7 hours ago, Boiler said:

It is her US taxes she needs to sort out, not her Pakistanis taxes, well she may need to sort those out as well.

True that...and it seems to me the OP has created a potentially very complex problem.  Purchasing property for your mother to live in is one thing, but if you purchased it and put it in her name you have tax issues (and if it is in your name and she lives there what good does that do from a visa perspective?).  My advice...be prepared to spend on tax and visa attorneys, and even then don't expect much.  Yikes...this is a hot mess.  My personal views are irrelevant so I will keep them private, but this won't be easy, and it won't be quick.

Edited March 14, 2018 by JRF

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16 hours ago, psychoroxxy said:

Thanks Boiler 

 

I really appreciate the feedback. 

 

On her current visit, she will meet a tax officer. We need all the help we can get. 

On her current visit to Pakistan, or on her current "visit" to the US?