Post by fsaeed81 on Aug 8, 2014 18:37:49 GMT
dunkinmocha,
From my understanding, your husband; unless specifically told, will not be working for ASC (Aramco Services Company), if living in Saudi Arabia, he will be working for Saudi Aramco. Saudi Aramco isn't a US company.
He being on Saudi Aramco's US payroll wouldn't qualify him working for a US company. I may be wrong in this, but this has been my understanding. If it does result in working for a US company, then I would definitely be taking this approach also. I'm also scheduled to relocate in late Aug/Sept. My wife is also a US permanent resident and Im US citizen. We're coming to terms that she may need to relinquish her GC if our stay becomes longterm.
My recommendation: if your husband gets his place on the visa block and your citizenship process conflicts with your relocation, just let the relocation advisor know you would like to change your status from family to delayed family; which would mean you will follow your husband within 90 after his departure. Abandoning your N400, Id say wouldn't be wise at all since you've come so far already.
From my understanding, your husband; unless specifically told, will not be working for ASC (Aramco Services Company), if living in Saudi Arabia, he will be working for Saudi Aramco. Saudi Aramco isn't a US company.
He being on Saudi Aramco's US payroll wouldn't qualify him working for a US company. I may be wrong in this, but this has been my understanding. If it does result in working for a US company, then I would definitely be taking this approach also. I'm also scheduled to relocate in late Aug/Sept. My wife is also a US permanent resident and Im US citizen. We're coming to terms that she may need to relinquish her GC if our stay becomes longterm.
My recommendation: if your husband gets his place on the visa block and your citizenship process conflicts with your relocation, just let the relocation advisor know you would like to change your status from family to delayed family; which would mean you will follow your husband within 90 after his departure. Abandoning your N400, Id say wouldn't be wise at all since you've come so far already.
