I am an Australian citizen and US resident living in New Jersey. 

My mother, who is not a US Citizen & lives in the Philippines, has expressed interest in purchasing an investment property in the US.

However, the E-2 is for citizens of treaty countries (like Turkey) to be ACTIVELY involved in the management of the company ("develop and direct").

Where higher education went wrong was when it started focusing so much on creating social cogs in the workforce rather than on forming thoughtful, winsome, wise, well-rounded, and engaged husbands, fathers, mothers, sisters, brothers, citizens, AND workers.

The US government issues travel advisories when it could be dangerous for US citizens to travel somewhere.

On the other side of the political spectrum, it’s about the plight of our most vulnerable citizens — and how the city has essentially criminalized their very existence.

I'm still working on finding a lender that will work with US citizens working abroad.

Hi all,We have several tenants in a building we recently acquired who are non-US citizens.

Immigrant and US-born citizen has different "issued year".Sometimes they only have ITIN as well, in our area, we tend to be very relax in that kind of 'stuff' lol

@Josiah Patrick Zebarth I am a Spanish citizen but I know there are Americans that go study in Europe for these reasons.Google simply...Get a bachelor's degree in Europe being American and start reading as much as you can.