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they ask for supplier price $43,000 plus tax, title, plate, etc minus $1500 cash rebate.

What do you think of this price?

the dealer said that the supplier price is made by GM, not negociable. Is that right?

My 11 year old nephew who lives in China would like to attend middle school and later high school and college in US. I am a US citizen. He will live with me if he come to study.

Can he attend public school in US?

I will buy a condo for my parents through Tenancy In Common. I will have 99% share and my parents will have 1%. My parents will live in the condo as their primary residence.

Do they qualify for Home owner property tax exemption and Senior property tax exemption?

Thanks in advance.

I co-own a condo with my partner by tenancy in common. If he got a lien on the condo, how does it affect me? What if the lien is greater than his share of the current value of the condo?

I plan to buy a condo for my senior citizen parents and put their names on the deed (required by the condo Assosciation). My parents might use public aid (such as medicaid) in a few years. I heard that after they pass away, their assets will be claimed towards the aid they consumed.

Could anyone help me to look at this solution to see if this is feasible:

My parents and I co-own the condo by tenancy in common, so that I have a much greater share, say 99.9%, and they have 0.1% (Indeed I will pay for the condo). If they pass away, only 0.1% of the property can be claimed towards the public aid.

Thank you very much in adance.

My parents are senior citizens. I plan to buy a condo just for them to live in and put their names and my name on the deed, because it is required by the condo association that the occupant has to be on the title and it cannot be rented until the occupant live there for two years.

Could anyone familiar with elder law or this situation let me know:

1. can my parents file quit claim to remove their names from the title in two years after the purchase?

2. Does it affect their eligibility to apply for Medicaid or Medicare and other financial aid for senior citizens? How? We live in Illinois

We found a condo that we would like to purchase for our parents to live in. The condo association has rules that it cannot be rented. Effectively, we just let our parents (senior citizens) live there, i.e. not even renting. But since their names are not on the deed, I heard that it is still against the condo association's rule.

Does anyone know if there is a way to structure this so that our parents can live in the condo without their names on the deed?

My parents are senior citizens. They don't have income and would like to apply for public aid such as food stamps and medicaid. I would like to buy a condo for them to live in and both my and my parents' names will be on the deed. I would like to know the following:

1. Are they still eligible for all the public aid programs?

2. When they passed away, will their interest of the home be claimed towards the aid they used? If so, is there a way to avoid this?

Thank you.

My father is 66 years old. I will buy my parents a condo and put them as joint tenants. I alreay have a single family home. The condo will be my parents' primary residence. My mom is baby-sitting our son as a job.

Are they eligible for senior and home owner tax exemptions in IL?

my husband and I are buying a condo for his parents. His parents don't have credit history in US. we both have good credit scores.

My questions is to get a lower interest rate of the loan, shall we put either my husband or I (whoever has a higher score), or both my husband and I, or his parents and us on the mortgage loan?

If we don't put his parents on the loan, can we still put them on the title and they can get senior and home owner exemptions?

My green card is pending, but I got my work permit and social security number already. I currently don't have a job and I am 66 years old.

Can I buy a house now, i.e. put my name on the title so that I can senior tax exemption and first time home owner incentives?

Can my child who is US citizen be the co-owner of the house so that he can avoid inheritance tax when I pass away?

Can I be a co-borrower with my child to get a mortgage loan? I just live in US for a year and don't have much credit. But my child has good credit score. I want to get the lower interest rate for first house owner.

My case was transftered to California Service Center and there is no update since last November.

Anyone has some news?

I applied I-485 (green card) and it is still pending. My son is my sponsor.

I recently had a medical emergency and went to the hospital for examination and treatment. The hospital checked my passport and asked me to sign a few forms. One form says that I will be responsible for the payment.

I am 66 years old and don't have a job right now.

My questions are:

1. Is there a way that I can waive the payment?

2. If I don't pay, is my son responsible for this payment?

3. Does it affect my green card application if I don't pay the bill?

4. Can I have a job later if I don't pay the bill?

I am on a F2 visa in the United States. Can I be hired by a comapny in my home country to do some work for them while I am in US? Is this legal in US?

Hi,

I am going to buy a house in the US. My brother in China wants to send me some money ($50k) to pay for the downpayment.

does anyone know if I need to pay tax and if there is a way to work around it?

thanks in advance

Hello,

My parents have lived in the states for over a year and they decided to live here permanently. Their green card is still pending.

Can they buy a house in the US for them to live in?

Are they (over 65 years old) qualified for senior property tax exemptions?

Can I be the co-owner so that in the end we don't have to pay for the heritage tax? I currently own a house.

thanks in advance.

i want to start up a company. My current employer will be potential competitor and client.

Because i haven't found any seed fund or contract, can my relative (wife or parent) register the company? I am preparing business plan and looking for contracts and venture funds after work. Will there be conflict of interest?

Most people say the wait time is 12 years. I heard someone hired lawyer and just waited for 5 years. Does someone know how they did that? Below is a quote from a immigration lawyer website:

"Being separated from a sibling can be a very emotional experience. An experienced immigration attorney can help you determine which documents you need so that your petition to bring your sibling to the United States is approved as quickly as possible. "

I filed N-400 while my I-751 was pending for a year. I passed N-400 interview and test and have I-751 approved at the same interview. However, I haven't been scheduled for oath for a long time though a lot of people interviewed N-400 after me already took the oath.

I spoke with three officers at Infopass and each time get something different/new.

The first officer told me that everything got final approved and my name check and biometrics are cleared and valid. She asked me to wait for oath letter.

A week later, the second officer told me that my I-751 is pending, there is no way I can proceed my naturalization. she told me that my I-751 is at California Service Center (it was originally sent to NSC) and on the system it says that there will be an interview, but she is not sure if it is for I-751 or N-400.

The third officer told me that USCIS need another officer to reverify my I-751 interview and it takes time. She asked me to wait.

Does anyone have similar experience? How long does it take to clear my I-751 and have my oath scheduled?