It shouldn't be a probelmas long as you have valid identification (i.e., passport) and a SSN. Some banks will allow you to have a foreign address.

If you refer to a state in the United States, no. If you ever have to offcially prove it for some reason, you would get a certified copy of the...

This is a matter for the police, especially as someone in your hometown is harassing you, Once they get involved, if they wish to get the help of...

Wouldn't you think that something that sounds fishy would be fishy. My colleague Richard is right: don't do it.

Ask the Mexican consulate (and their website) nearest to you or hire a lawyer knowledgeable about Mexican law. Surely in Boston there are some

This is an immigration question. Pass to that area.

This is an immigration question. Pass to that area.

Since you are in Seattle, there certainly are Canadian or Canadian practice lawyers there. Hire one and ask your questions.

I would simply add to my colleague Richard's comments that you will also need to pay sales taxes in the various states. It seems like you are...

You action would arise in Scotland. The cost of such a procedure would probably make it not worth it.