I-129F while overseas
Apr 13th 2010, 3:49 am
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Re: I-129F while overseas
Story: I know of a US born person who made Aliyah to Israel as a small child. She did not obtain a US passport until her late '20s. Within three months she received a letter from the IRS office in the US Embassy in Nicosia. Funny thing was that her job paid a salary way over the overseas earned income limit, but it was paid to the Kibbutz of which she had been a member since age 4. From what I understand, the US considers the Kibbutz stipend to be her "salary."
Apr 13th 2010, 4:14 am
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Re: I-129F while overseas
There is a tax filing wiki entry that your partner might find helpful for doing his overseas tax return. He gets a couple of extra months automatically (for being overseas) and he can also get an extension if he needs longer than that (tax returns are due April 15 normally).
Apr 13th 2010, 4:22 am
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Re: I-129F while overseas
Apr 13th 2010, 4:24 am
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Re: I-129F while overseas
OK, just checking.. there is a method for petitioning & applying for the visa as married people, from overseas, in your sort of situation. But, it doesn't apply if you want to marry in the US.
There is a tax filing wiki entry that your partner might find helpful for doing his overseas tax return. He gets a couple of extra months automatically (for being overseas) and he can also get an extension if he needs longer than that (tax returns are due April 15 normally).
There is a tax filing wiki entry that your partner might find helpful for doing his overseas tax return. He gets a couple of extra months automatically (for being overseas) and he can also get an extension if he needs longer than that (tax returns are due April 15 normally).
Thank you so much. I will pass the message on to him.
