r2i forum

[QUOTE=itsmeagain;161180]Hi, I have a credit card balance of US$ 26,000 distributed in two cards. I am planning to r2i soon, probably in two months or so. I can not afford to pay full amount now. What should I do? I do not have sufficient amount to pay it off. Thanks[/QUOTE] Step 1: Find out if you ...

Move only if you can get a job within a few months. Things are bleak here. RE is on a downward spiral.

To OP, Keeping in mind that your wife is a USC-by-birth, you might want to shelve any thoughts of moving into small town India. Pick big cities, Bangalore should work (if your spouse is a rush hour commuter she wont worry about the chaotic traffic), though Mumbai, Delhi would be better for settling ...

[QUOTE=modus_vivendi;150793] You are not interested in my R2I situation, fine, but please don't dismiss it as nonexistent. It is what keeps me awake at night, and it is why I browse this forum.[/QUOTE] I have R2Ied after living in US for 10 years. Why should I worry about your R2I situation. That is ...

Boy, this thread has come a long way from a personal experience that obviously has noting to do with "R2I". Clearly OP is not planning to R2I. So why is she worried about her kids getting an Indian education. Yet just to summarize. I have to say this. I am where I am for my Indian education. It made ...

[QUOTE=dbs;150706]Well, I have found some people very attractive in some churidaars, but then I am getting on. [/QUOTE] I think attractiveness was not the issue being discussed. It was the fact that half-saree was akin to a "peep show". And then that such a show lead young, good-for-nothing men ...

[QUOTE=mn_op;150488] Now, people out of their contempt for the 'Indian culture' delay marriages well until they are well into their twenties and the same 'Indian culture' forbids free mixing of genders. Perfect recipe for increasing sex crimes.[/QUOTE] Oh my goodness, I dont believe I am reading ...

Yup NRIs cannot have regular bank accounts in India. But please understand that what constitues an NRI is not clear to many. Just because you are in US on F1 and then on H1 many will start calling you NRI. In US you would be a non-resident alien still which then will make you without a "resident ...

The address change form is mandatory if you are moving within US. Your H1B status is only valid while you are in US. Once you are out, you are not on H1B. So ideally, your last address in US should be that of the last place you stayed. As for IRS, do file your taxes for 07-08 from India. If you are ...