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By Vic
On 05/01/04
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Hi.
I am an international student in US now. I have read other posts abt international citizens applying for US credit cards. I have SSN, a US credit card.
But I just wanna ask, when credit card issuers ask "are you a permenant US resident?" what are they referring to? I have living in US now but I am on a student visa, do you think I am still considered to be "permenant US resident"?
Thanks a lot!
Vic
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By gramps
On 05/16/04
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Vic,
Most of the time, banks themselves are not too specific about it. Technically, you may not be a "permanent resident" (to the INS), but the IRS considers you one (since your "tax" home is in the US).
Responding to your question, you can definitely consider yourself a permanent resident if you intend to stay in the US for an indefinite period of time - for example, if you intend to seek a job here after you graduate. The specific immigration status that will allow you to do so is of secondary importance.
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By Vic
On 05/16/04
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Thank you very much!
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your questions are answered by the gromco team and card users like you
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