Jim Defoor

I easily meet the poverty limit with my salary. Can I just put "n/a" on all the lines
where I list my assets?

Also, I have transcripts of the my tax returns for years 1998, 1999, 2000. I just
filed electronically using some tax software for the year 2001. Is the printout from
the software acceptable to the INS? I set it up do direct deposit into my account and
would rather not give the INS my bank routing # that's printed on the 1040 form if I
don't have to. Can I "white it out" or is it best to just leave it? Should I sign it
even though I file electronically.

Thanks, Jim [email protected]

Andy Platt

"Jim DeFoor" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > I easily meet the poverty limit with my salary. Can I just put "n/a" on
all
    > the lines where I list my assets?

Yes that's OK. In fact since you get to skip the question you can leave the whole
part blank if you want.

    > Also, I have transcripts of the my tax returns for years 1998, 1999, 2000. I just
    > filed electronically using some tax software for the year 2001. Is the printout
    > from the software acceptable to the INS? I set it up do
direct
    > deposit into my account and would rather not give the INS my bank routing
#
    > that's printed on the 1040 form if I don't have to. Can I "white it out"
or
    > is it best to just leave it? Should I sign it even though I file electronically.

For the AOS interview you'll provide financial details on your bank accounts anyway
so leave the form as it is. I just adjusted status and both my 2000 and 2001 tax
returns were filed electronically. I printed the form that says you've filed
electronically (and has the DCN on it) - since the law does not require that is
signed, I didn't and it was fine.

Andy.

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