Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Jan 24th 2009, 6:28 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
R,
1099s are used to report many kinds of income. Banks, for example, use 1099 to report interest earned on accounts.
Regards, JEff
1099s are used to report many kinds of income. Banks, for example, use 1099 to report interest earned on accounts.
Regards, JEff
Jan 24th 2009, 6:41 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Personally, I think it is better to find out what the question is before overwhelming someone with a lot of detail.
Also to pay attention to the entry details; because Gav entered with a K-1 he does NOT need to re-take the medical. He had his full medical exam overseas before immigrating with his visa.
It is specifically NOT required for K visa entrants to re-take the medical.
Also to pay attention to the entry details; because Gav entered with a K-1 he does NOT need to re-take the medical. He had his full medical exam overseas before immigrating with his visa.
It is specifically NOT required for K visa entrants to re-take the medical.
Jan 24th 2009, 6:48 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
"(W-2s, 1099s, etc.)"
1099s are self-employed income statements that don't have tax withholdings at all AFAIK (i.e. if you worked as an independent contractor.)
Jan 24th 2009, 7:46 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Awesome you guys are great!
Yes she does know more than me on the tax returns, I just wanted to check we dont do 1099's as she isnt self employed.
Im going to start a new thread on a new topic I have!
This is great, all my problems sorted.
Gav
Yes she does know more than me on the tax returns, I just wanted to check we dont do 1099's as she isnt self employed.
Im going to start a new thread on a new topic I have!
This is great, all my problems sorted.
Gav
Jan 24th 2009, 9:23 am
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It's very easy for her to get her tax transcripts from the IRS in a matter of days. The link has been provided in the past and can be searched on this forum. They provide the transcripts free by the way.
Jan 24th 2009, 9:29 am
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Jan 24th 2009, 9:38 am
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Gav, please get familiar with searching; you are going to need it in the future.
Let me Google that for you
Let me Google that for you
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Jan 24th 2009, 10:01 am
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Gav, please get fammiliar with searching; you are going to need it in the future.
Let me Google that for you
Let me Google that for you
Gav
Jan 24th 2009, 10:03 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Form 4506-T. You can request up to 4 years on the one form, for the current and last 3 years only (after 3 years if an audit or other legal action hasn't been triggered the returns become archived and are no longer actionable.) It is quoted at 10 business days. It is also free. 1040s (if requested) do not include W-2s and 1099s, they require quite a bit more work, but they are not required.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4506t.pdf
You can type it in but it won't save like USCIS forms.
http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/f4506t.pdf
You can type it in but it won't save like USCIS forms.
Last edited by forts; Jan 24th 2009 at 10:15 am. Reason: clarification
Jan 24th 2009, 10:40 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Because that will be the last time I'll do it for you. There's nothing that annoys members here more than 'spoon feeding' (look it up).
You're going to be involved with US immigration for a long time. You have the opportunity here to learn what you will need to keep you going & legal for the next oh, 10 years. It would seem to me to be in your best interests to know how to manage your own case, or, get work authorized so you can afford a professional to do it for you (still a bad idea imo).
You're going to be involved with US immigration for a long time. You have the opportunity here to learn what you will need to keep you going & legal for the next oh, 10 years. It would seem to me to be in your best interests to know how to manage your own case, or, get work authorized so you can afford a professional to do it for you (still a bad idea imo).
Jan 24th 2009, 11:00 am
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Because that will be the last time I'll do it for you. There's nothing that annoys members here more than 'spoon feeding' (look it up).
You're going to be involved with US immigration for a long time. You have the opportunity here to learn what you will need to keep you going & legal for the next oh, 10 years. It would seem to me to be in your best interests to know how to manage your own case, or, get work authorized so you can afford a professional to do it for you (still a bad idea imo).
You're going to be involved with US immigration for a long time. You have the opportunity here to learn what you will need to keep you going & legal for the next oh, 10 years. It would seem to me to be in your best interests to know how to manage your own case, or, get work authorized so you can afford a professional to do it for you (still a bad idea imo).
Can I talk to the other moderator please, she's much more pleasent.
I thought this was the idea of the forum? Or is it selective to people that already know it all. In the meantime I hope to be rich and afford people to do it for me.
Its questions I dont know! On the form should it be her Maiden surname or my surname? even though her socail security and work would still show her maiden surname?
Seriously sorry, I do appreciate any help offered, I am unaware of U.S tax system, my wife doesnt have answers to all the questions and I accept Im an Idiot.
Gav.
Jan 24th 2009, 11:05 am
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Re: Im going to cry! Change of Status, USCIS
Seriously sorry, I do appreciate any help offered, I am unaware of U.S tax system, my wife doesnt have answers to all the questions and I accept Im an Idiot.
Rene
