let's try this again
Jun 6th 2002, 3:20 pm
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let's try this again
Hi everyone 
Things are wonderful here... Valentina and Denis are adjusting well... my daughter
loves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be off to
college next fall...
so..
Some questions about the AOS stuff..
1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you are between
the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son does not
need to have a 325A filled out?
2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
(a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is "Any EAD
application other than for a replacement must be based on your pending
application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this contradicting
themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page 3... do
I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you are
sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children, photocopies of the immigrants
affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating with the immigrant
you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant wife has to fill out an I-864 for her child
even though she's not even working and has no income?????
4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN for a minor
K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence? (copies,
certified copies, notorized copies??)
Help lol!
Peace
Jeff
Things are wonderful here
... Valentina and Denis are adjusting well... my daughterloves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be off to
college next fall...
so..
Some questions about the AOS stuff..
1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you are between
the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son does not
need to have a 325A filled out?
2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
(a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is "Any EAD
application other than for a replacement must be based on your pending
application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this contradicting
themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page 3... do
I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you are
sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children, photocopies of the immigrants
affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating with the immigrant
you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant wife has to fill out an I-864 for her child
even though she's not even working and has no income?????
4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN for a minor
K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence? (copies,
certified copies, notorized copies??)
Help lol!
Peace
Jeff
Jun 7th 2002, 12:20 am
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Re: let's try this again
Jeffrey, your questions have already been answered. If the replies aren't showing up,
try http://groups.google.com.
Andy.
--
I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination. "Jeffrey Scharpf"
<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Hi everyone
>
> Things are wonderful here... Valentina and Denis are adjusting well...
my
> daughter loves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be
> off to college next fall...
>
> so..
>
> Some questions about the AOS stuff..
>
> 1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you are between
> the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son does
> not need to have a
325A
> filled out?
>
> 2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
> (a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is
"Any
> EAD application other than for a replacement must be based on your pending
> application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this contradicting
> themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page
3...
> do I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
>
> 3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you
> are sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children, photocopies of the immigrants
> affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating with the immigrant
> you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant wife has to fill out an I-864 for her
> child even though she's not even working and has no income?????
>
> 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
for
> a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
>
> Help lol!
>
> Peace
>
> Jeff
try http://groups.google.com.
Andy.
--
I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination. "Jeffrey Scharpf"
<[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> Hi everyone
>
> Things are wonderful here
... Valentina and Denis are adjusting well...my
> daughter loves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be
> off to college next fall...
>
> so..
>
> Some questions about the AOS stuff..
>
> 1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you are between
> the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son does
> not need to have a
325A
> filled out?
>
> 2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
> (a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is
"Any
> EAD application other than for a replacement must be based on your pending
> application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this contradicting
> themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page
3...
> do I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
>
> 3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you
> are sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children, photocopies of the immigrants
> affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating with the immigrant
> you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant wife has to fill out an I-864 for her
> child even though she's not even working and has no income?????
>
> 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
for
> a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
>
> Help lol!
>
> Peace
>
> Jeff
Jun 7th 2002, 3:20 am
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Re: let's try this again
> 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN for a minor
> K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence? (copies,
> certified copies, notorized copies??)
>
Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought the
originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
(w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
kick the application back if there was no school records. So I went back the next
day with copies of some report cards and it was a go.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
> K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence? (copies,
> certified copies, notorized copies??)
>
Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought the
originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
(w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
kick the application back if there was no school records. So I went back the next
day with copies of some report cards and it was a go.
Hope this helps. Good luck.
Jun 7th 2002, 8:21 am
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Re: let's try this again
Paul wrote:
>
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN for a
> > minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought
> the originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
> (w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
> records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
> identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
> kick the application back if there was no school records.
Was her supervisor also adamant? There is no requirement to be in school to
get an ITIN.
>
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN for a
> > minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought
> the originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
> (w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
> records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
> identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
> kick the application back if there was no school records.
Was her supervisor also adamant? There is no requirement to be in school to
get an ITIN.
Jun 7th 2002, 1:20 pm
#5
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Re: let's try this again
I didn't need to bring school records with me when I filed for my kids ITIN's.
"Paul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
for
> > a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought
> the originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
> (w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
> records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
> identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
> kick the application back if there was no school records. So I went back the
> next day with copies of some report cards and it was a go.
>
> Hope this helps. Good luck.
"Paul" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
for
> > a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> Fortunately there is an IRS field office near my work, so I walked in and brought
> the originals and copies of my stepson's birth certificate
> (w/translation), passport, and visa. The woman told me that there HAD TO BE school
> records. I argued that the W7 instructions specify this as a "possible" form of
> identification, not required, but she was adamant that the Service Center would
> kick the application back if there was no school records. So I went back the
> next day with copies of some report cards and it was a go.
>
> Hope this helps. Good luck.
Jun 7th 2002, 3:20 pm
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Re: let's try this again
Thanks Andy, No I wasn't seeing any replies... sorry if I triple posted
I'll try the link you suggested..
Jeff "Andy Platt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Jeffrey, your questions have already been answered. If the replies aren't showing
> up, try http://groups.google.com.
>
> Andy.
>
> --
> I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination. "Jeffrey Scharpf"
> <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > Hi everyone
> >
> > Things are wonderful here... Valentina and Denis are adjusting
well...
> my
> > daughter loves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be
> > off to college next fall...
> >
> > so..
> >
> > Some questions about the AOS stuff..
> >
> > 1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you
are
> > between the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son
> > does not need to have a
> 325A
> > filled out?
> >
> > 2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
> > (a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is
> "Any
> > EAD application other than for a replacement must be based on your
pending
> > application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this
contradicting
> > themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page
> 3...
> > do I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
> >
> > 3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you
> > are sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children,
photocopies
> > of the immigrants affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating
> > with the immigrant you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant
wife
> > has to fill out an I-864 for her child even though she's not even
working
> > and has no income?????
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
> for
> > a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> > Help lol!
> >
> > Peace
> >
> > Jeff
> >
> >
>
I'll try the link you suggested..
Jeff "Andy Platt" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> Jeffrey, your questions have already been answered. If the replies aren't showing
> up, try http://groups.google.com.
>
> Andy.
>
> --
> I'm not really here - it's just your warped imagination. "Jeffrey Scharpf"
> <[email protected]> wrote in message news:[email protected]...
> > Hi everyone
> >
> > Things are wonderful here
... Valentina and Denis are adjustingwell...
> my
> > daughter loves them both and she is moving in with us full time now... she'll be
> > off to college next fall...
> >
> > so..
> >
> > Some questions about the AOS stuff..
> >
> > 1) On form I-485 it says "You must submit a completed form 325A if you
are
> > between the ages of 14 and 79"... does this mean that Valentina's 3 year old son
> > does not need to have a
> 325A
> > filled out?
> >
> > 2) Form I-765 is confusing.. on one page they say "K-1/ ... or K2.
> > (a)(6)......File your EAD application...."... then the last sentence is
> "Any
> > EAD application other than for a replacement must be based on your
pending
> > application for adjustment under (c)(9)"... Huh?? Isn't this
contradicting
> > themselves or am I misreading this? It's in the same paragraph on page
> 3...
> > do I file (a)(6) or (c)(9) and what's the difference?
> >
> > 3) On the I-864 form, it says under "for SOME sponsors" ... "If the immigrant you
> > are sponsoring is bringing a spouse or children,
photocopies
> > of the immigrants affidavit of support for each spouse and/or child immigrating
> > with the immigrant you are sponsoring"....So my immigrant
wife
> > has to fill out an I-864 for her child even though she's not even
working
> > and has no income?????
> >
> > 4) Has anyone ever filled out a W7 with the IRS in order to get an ITIN
> for
> > a minor K2? If you've done this, what exactly did you send along for evidence?
> > (copies, certified copies, notorized copies??)
> >
> > Help lol!
> >
> > Peace
> >
> > Jeff
> >
> >
>
