Just spoke to mom. It looks like she was in USA on a Work visa using her Hong Kong - british passport at the time. This is 1970.
thanks everyone!
Just spoke to mom. It looks like she was in USA on a Work visa using her Hong Kong - british passport at the time. This is 1970.
thanks everyone!
I think the United States has worldwide taxation regardless of where you live, like Claire ex-ax said.
God bless America!
rediculous! thanks for the info here
well if she was on a work visa, then from what I gather from Hairball's website, she was not considered settled and you should be considered a Chinese citizen and granted a HKSAR passport and HKID with AO***.
Yes! It seems that way. My mom is looking for her old HK-UK passport now to get the work-visa stamp from that time period (late 1960s-early 1970's)....wow! did i really say "time period"? haha!
if this is the case, this is really cool and makes life a lot easier to work in HK
Thank you BryanL for the input. I find so many people are so helpful on this site
thank you everyone!
moms is searching through her records and old passport...
fingers crossed that she was on a work visa when i was born in the USA
thanks again!
hairball and pdlm,
thanks again guys!
i think i have all the documentation i need for submittion to see if i can get the HKID/Passport. I have proof that my mother was not "SETTLED" yet when I was born in USA.
I have no problem with work visa with my future company in HK, I would just much rather go the HKID route.
thanks again!