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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Germany
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Hi all!

 

My fiance and me, we are currently in the process of our K1 application (waiting for NOA2).

With the whole Covid-19 around, we had to adjust some of our plans and came to a question.

 

Is it possible for me (living in Germany) to own a business in Germany, when I travel to the US with my K1 Visa, get married and then apply for the Adjustment of status?

It's just a small shop (hair dresser) and I plan to eventually sell it at one point. 

Since I know I am not allowed to work in the US, while I await for my AOS, I am really unsure about this. I myself would of course stop working there when I move and have someone else take care of the managing tasks.

 

Another question I have is, if it is at all possible for me to have property in Germany, while awaiting the AOS. I would for instance rent out my house and therefore have income of that.

 

I googled for days but cannot find a real answer.

Maybe anyone here has some experience?

 

Thank you!

Sabina

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Not an issue.......Nothing prohibits income.....only work is prohibited.....and nothing prohibits owning property anywhere....

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Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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12 minutes ago, Bina2020 said:

Hi all!

 

My fiance and me, we are currently in the process of our K1 application (waiting for NOA2).

With the whole Covid-19 around, we had to adjust some of our plans and came to a question.

 

Is it possible for me (living in Germany) to own a business in Germany, when I travel to the US with my K1 Visa, get married and then apply for the Adjustment of status?

It's just a small shop (hair dresser) and I plan to eventually sell it at one point. 

Since I know I am not allowed to work in the US, while I await for my AOS, I am really unsure about this. I myself would of course stop working there when I move and have someone else take care of the managing tasks.

 

Another question I have is, if it is at all possible for me to have property in Germany, while awaiting the AOS. I would for instance rent out my house and therefore have income of that.

 

I googled for days but cannot find a real answer.

Maybe anyone here has some experience?

 

Thank you!

Sabina

You are allowed to have investments, this will not be a problem 

YMMV

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