On Thursday 03 May 2007 5:51 pm, Shyam Visweswaran wrote: > The devil is in the details.
Indeed. The devil IS in the details. Thanks for the inputs anyway. When I work out the economics of getting a Green card and weigh cost against risk in the short, medium and long term, India appears to be a better bet for me and my family. I can do more for them from here. However, I will mull over what you have said and see if the knowledge makes any difference. My decision would probably be different five years from now, but with my kids in a fairly crucial phase of their lives the instability of moving may not be beneficial to them and will be completely disastrous for me (and therefore potentially disastrous for my kids) Everyone I know who wanted to go to the US, went on his own merit and I think my kids should be able to do that too. If not, my current thinking is that they will gain nothing from depending on me to get them there by virtue of a family Green Card. I probably won't do that and I will (probably) be the second generation from my family to have passed up the opportunity to live in the US. My father did that in 1945. shiv
