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Debt affecting travel to US?

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payxibka Grand Master

payxibka   10,045

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2 minutes ago, Ash2019 said:

Hi

I wanted to know if personal debt with bank might be a future concern to obtain visa and/or prevent future travel for spouse visa?

Has not been, unless your home country would revoke your passport 

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Agreed, haven't seen or heard of a personal debt of the beneficiary causing any issues... still something they should try to take care of though.

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For the foreigner, debt is not an issue for the US Government with regard to issuing the visa, but it could be an issue regarding leaving the home country.

 

For the US Citizen, only an IRS lien would be impact the process in terms of debt.   The way that works is if you have 50,000 income and a 20,000 IRS lien, you are considered to have only 30,000 income.  Your income is reduced by the amount of the lien, so it could be a negative number too.

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