Why everything has to be so difficult

Lightcz

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I just recently received green card. I want to do small size business but I do not want loan. I am from Nepal and I wanted to bring some money (around $200,000) to open up small business. I looked all over websites (googled) and found that Unless I become US citizen and abandon my Nepali citizen, I am not allowed to bring that much of sum at once.
Now I am totally lost. I am not sure where to go for any info.
Anyone facing same situation?
 
I read on forum sajha.com. It is one of the Nepali forum. That is pretty much only the info I found after searching over 3 hours. I sent emails to few money transfer agencies and waiting for reply at the moment.
I hope, it is not true because I was really expecting this.
 
I don't understand why so many immigrants get so much wrong information. Do they look at the wrong places or are some "helpful" people just trying to fool them? I talk regularly to some new immigrants and I get the impression that they lack a lot of useful information or got wrong and dangerous advice. Probably internet forums and blogs are not the best source when it comes to legal information.
 
Thanks for the info. Net is something....

Here is the link
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20091020182028AAJkye2

http://sajha.org/sajha/html/openthread.cfm?threadid=71805

http://sajhasansar.com/sajha/html/openthread.cfm?forum=2&ThreadID=70048

I know these are not reliable source at all but I just can't get any info at this time. I never received any email for my request from couple of bank and money transfer agency that I sent to. I called one bank and he said that he is not very clear about policy thus, will get back to me (which is myth).. Haha I love my country.
 
you might need to answer where did the money come from ...coming from Nepal ..its bit strange that you have that kind of money so probably IRS would come knocking on your door or some other police agency sooner or later .. they would be after the source of the funds
what kind of business you would like to start anyway - these days about 70%of the small businesses are folding within a year ...
 
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