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Ramon lives in Mexico City and is a Mexican citizen. He has several friends in the United States who own shares in an S corporation. Ramon would like to invest in this company. Ramon:
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Ramon lives in Mexico City and is a Mexican citizen. He has several friends in the United States who own shares in an S corporation. Ramon would like to invest in this company. Ramon:

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Ramon can not become a shareholder.

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Ramon is a Mexican citizen and can not become a shareholder because he is not a United States citizen (or permanent resident.)

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