IS THIS A POSSIBILITY FOR US???

[lifeisbigger 0]

Hello everybody,

I really appreciate everyone's help with my wife's and my "visa journey." We've gone through all of the steps and are happily married in Arizona. My wife has her temporary green card, and hopefully we will be removing conditions here before August.

Now ... my question ...

We are looking very seriously at a job overseas, specifically in the Dominican Republic. The job would be split between the U.S. and the DR, but we would spend a majority of our time in the DR -- however, we still would have, I'm assuming, an address in the U.S.

Assuming that all conditions are lifted from her green card in August, is it possible for us to live in the DR for, say, 8 months out of the year? Or would we get ourselves into a big mess???

Again, I thank you for all of your responses.

Thanks so much!

- Bryan

[diadromous mermaid 36]

Hello everybody,

I really appreciate everyone's help with my wife's and my "visa journey." We've gone through all of the steps and are happily married in Arizona. My wife has her temporary green card, and hopefully we will be removing conditions here before August.

Now ... my question ...

We are looking very seriously at a job overseas, specifically in the Dominican Republic. The job would be split between the U.S. and the DR, but we would spend a majority of our time in the DR -- however, we still would have, I'm assuming, an address in the U.S.

Assuming that all conditions are lifted from her green card in August, is it possible for us to live in the DR for, say, 8 months out of the year? Or would we get ourselves into a big mess???

Again, I thank you for all of your responses.

Thanks so much!

- Bryan

Living out of the country becomes an issue for Naturalisation, if that is on your wish list. Further, an alien needs to make sure that residing abroad does not indicate that the alien is abandoning US residency. You may want to research preserving residency to see what it takes.