Is it a big mistake to have my child in the US if I am not a citizen there?

[JohnSnow]

22 minutes ago, Scada said:

ekada taggedi ledantav mothaniki 

Akka ilage egurthundhi endho US law kante eemeki ekkuva telsinattu.

[JohnSnow]

40 minutes ago, Meowmeow said:

Like I said, the intent of birthright citizenship is to ensure that citizenship is not restricted to a select few and avoid discrimination. But the way, you describe is the very reason anchor babies came into existence. There are a lot of examples of people coming to the US on visitor, student or work Visa to make babies in the US. Also some reports of people getting abortions in India so that they can have their kids when they move to the US. Does that mean that a kid born in India is not even worth living? What kind of insane logic is that. This country provides equal opportunity to everyone irrespective of citizenship, before you start your rants about my statement, this country was formed on the basis of immigration and has given all of us a lot of opportunities, doesn't mean that they gave us a right to exploit the gray area. 

Evari life and priorities vallavi, If there is a provision they are using it simple..

Antha feeling unte nuvvu deniki vacchav US ki india lo undakapoyava? Ikkadakocchi lecture lu chepthe evadu vintadu ninnu?

Prathi vadu cheppevade. 

[Meowmeow]

1 hour ago, JohnSnow said:

Evari life and priorities vallavi, If there is a provision they are using it simple..

 

 

Antha feeling unte nuvvu deniki vacchav US ki india lo undakapoyava? Ikkadakocchi lecture lu chepthe evadu vintadu ninnu?

 

 

Prathi vadu cheppevade. 

Like I said, this country doesn't discriminate anyone based on their citizenship. All we can do as immigrants is to atleast not exploit loopholes in the law. 

[Dhevudu2]

6 hours ago, Meowmeow said:

Like I said, this country doesn't discriminate anyone based on their citizenship. All we can do as immigrants is to atleast not exploit loopholes in the law. 

@Meowmeow

tamari  status yenti? I mean GC/ Citizen 

[Jilchika]

It’s a double whammy for (witch) vuncles and others with kids who have to return back due to the current job situation. NRI kids have to pay higher fees and parents have reduced salaries.

It will eventually benefit them in the future once the kid becomes an adult but how many people will even be willing to come back to US once they settle down in India?

[Merabharathmahan]

1 hour ago, Jilchika said:

It’s a double whammy for (witch) vuncles and others with kids who have to return back due to the current job situation. NRI kids have to pay higher fees and parents have reduced salaries.

It will eventually benefit them in the future once the kid becomes an adult but how many people will even be willing to come back to US once they settle down in India?

OCI kid ki same tuition fee as citizen untadi until 10+2.  Bachelor’s degree ki colleges batti rules unnay. 10+2 daka evadina ekkuva pay cheyali ante complaint ivvandi education minister and other officials ki. OCI vallaku bachelor’s degree colleges lo kooda same indian citizen valla lagane treat cheyalani kooda edo petition nadustundi. 

[user789]

19 hours ago, Moon_Walker said:

Interesting article found on Quora

 

Is it a big mistake to have my child in the US if I am not a citizen there?

David Moe, lives in Canadian Rockies (2006-present)

Answered Jan 23, 2018

 

 

It might be a big mistake. I am Canadian and friend of mine had a son born in the US while she was living there. Now, they have been living in Canada for decades, but her son is now an adult suffering from schizophrenia. He can’t hold a steady job because of his mental problems, so Canadian medicare is paying for his treatment, and the Canadian welfare system is paying for his living expenses.

However, the US government thinks he should pay taxes to the US even though he does not live in the US, is incapable of working for a living, and is not really capable of filing a tax return without professional (psychiatric and accounting) help. Because of US tax authority resistance, his mother has been trying to revoke his US citizenship for years, with little success.

The US is the only country (other than Eritrea) which taxes people on the basis of citizenship rather than residency. Other countries simply assume that if you don’t live there, you are not getting government services from that country, and shouldn’t have to pay taxes to them. Everywhere else you pay taxes to the government of the country where you live. Everywhere else, the government pays for your medical care, too, if you pay taxes to them. The US is the only developed country that does not have a universal medical care system.

However, the US thinks you might somehow evade the clutching grasp of the American tax system, so American citizenship has become like leprosy - you can’t get rid of it without professional help.

If you don’t expect your child to want to live in the US, don’t inflict US citizenship on them, and keep in mind, just because they have a right to live there, it doesn’t mean you do, too. Donald Trump is trying to make this very, very difficult for you. They call it “chain migration” in the US. In Canada we call it “family reunification”.

Why pay taxes if you are not working ?

[Charana_Pulkas]

12 hours ago, Meowmeow said:

Anchors babies should be illegal. Hopefully, they will be illegal in the future. 

@MeowmeowFromUnion kaka is this your ID

[user789]

Can't she cancel /give up vomerican citizenship for kid ?

[Meowmeow]

8 hours ago, Dhevudu2 said:

@Meowmeow

tamari  status yenti? I mean GC/ Citizen