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[QUOTE=sri800;670447] I plan on keeping 401K/traditional IRA here until I retire... It also leads to interesting tax situations. for e.g. do I pay tax on dividends in my IRA account to India, once I become ROR? Not to IRS as they are going to tax everything at the end [/QUOTE] Why do you say that ...

[QUOTE=Old-Spice2;663787]It is not a problem with schools but college admission forms ask whether you are Indian citizen or not. Now it is up to college officials and rule of the day how they treat such candidates. They may ask you to come thru NRI/Foreign quota and fees are higher for them. You ...

[QUOTE=Old-Spice2;663751]Rules change every month, so you are in slippery path. With Indian income parents will be in dire straits if they are asked to pay $$ fee under foreigner quota.[/QUOTE] Is it that bad for all decent private schools ? Some googling shows that top rated international schools ...

Just curious, why not maintain US citizenship of child and just get an OCI. You can leave the citizenship decision upto your child when turns an adult.

duh..missed that

[QUOTE=techynt;660183]Also, moving to USA before applying is better, it improves your chances a lot.[/QUOTE]

This makes sense, but how would you do it assuming you don't have a GC ?
Come to US on a temporary business or tourist visa and look for jobs ?