AmericanWannabe
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Can PRs join any American political organization, or American charters of any international political organization?
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Can PRs join American political organizations?
- Thread starter AmericanWannabe
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There are probably restrictions for political parties. I do know that donations to parties are not allowed from non US-citizens.
Wrong. Donations are allowed from PRs as well.
AmericanWannabe
Registered Users (C)
But party-neutral election donation is OK, right?
On the 1040, there is a check box asking if you want to
donate some money to some election campaign fund.
For last 2 years, I checked the box with a note like:"Only if non-citizen can do check this box". Don't know if IRS cares.
What is the difference between a party and an organization?
How do I know if an organization is political? Now everyone
has an agenda and everything is political.
On the 1040, there is a check box asking if you want to
donate some money to some election campaign fund.
For last 2 years, I checked the box with a note like:"Only if non-citizen can do check this box". Don't know if IRS cares.
What is the difference between a party and an organization?
How do I know if an organization is political? Now everyone
has an agenda and everything is political.
Permanent residents may make political contributions.
http://www.fec.gov/pages/citn0029.htm
I don't know about the Republican Party but the Democratic Party will gladly take your money!
https://www.democrats.org/support/donate.html?sourcecode=SNETF12
http://www.fec.gov/pages/citn0029.htm
I don't know about the Republican Party but the Democratic Party will gladly take your money!
https://www.democrats.org/support/donate.html?sourcecode=SNETF12
AmericanWannabe
Registered Users (C)
>The law uses the term "foreign national", and the Republicans
>used that verbatim. The law goes on to explain that a "foreign
>national" is an individual who is not a US citizen or a Permanent
>Resident
Someone better tell the Republican Party that they mislead
the potential PR donators so that they are losing money.
>used that verbatim. The law goes on to explain that a "foreign
>national" is an individual who is not a US citizen or a Permanent
>Resident
Someone better tell the Republican Party that they mislead
the potential PR donators so that they are losing money.