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Moving to California (CR1 visa) and working remotely for a UK company Hi there. I'm moving to Los Angeles in January with my wife who is an American and British Citizen. I have a CR1 visa. I am seeking advice on tax processes and what my legal requirements are as a US resident. My company want to keep me as a full time employee and are happy with me working remotely. They told me that I can remain on the UK payroll and continue getting my salary (£90k) into my UK account, while I am living in the US. It is then up to me to transfer money to my US account as I need. They said that because of the US/UK tax treaty I won't be liable for income taxes in the US, however after reading posts on here it seems that this could be incorrect. I want to make sure that I'm not breaking any laws and that this is a sensible way to continue working with them. For more context I have a permanent address in the UK but will be living full time in the US. My questions are: 1. Is it legal to be paid into my UK account while living in the US? 2. Will I need to pay UK and US taxes at the same time? 3. Would it be advisable to be paid into a US account instead? If anyone has been in this situation and can offer advice, or recommend a tax expert to contact, that would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone, i am applying for a CR1 visa directly to the US embassy in London. I was previously married and divorced before marrying my partner. We had our interview today, and the US embassy told us that my UK divorce certificate was not an original document. (This is the Final Order I received from the UK courts, but I can only print it on normal paper and didn’t receive anything on official letterhead) Has anyone provided a UK divorce certificate for a US visa? If so, how did you obtain the ‘original’ divorce certificate? thank you!