Lifting conditions

[mrsking 0]

Hi i am divorce and now I am on trying to remove the conditions of my greencard, My greencard will be expire on June 23, 2009 and our divorce is already final, I only have the following papers with me to prove that we marry in good faith:

1. Photos of us together.

2. Credit cards with my name on it or married name.

3. Holiday cards that was sent to us by the family members.

4. junk e-mails to prove that we stay in one house.

5. Bank statements ( in philippines here I just open one with marrien name on it)

6. Divorce final paper.

7. My greencard

8. Drivers license.

9. My SSN no.

10. Affidavit from friends.

Do you think it will effect me and the immigration will not accept my petition if I have no tax returns of us together because my ex-husband is not giving it to me, he just so very mad, he said he will file a lawsuit to me if I touch his Tax return and he never put my name on his house. do you think those documents is enough.

Hope anybody can help me here.

[Not Available 0]

Oh wait, sorry, disregard.

But doesnt he have to provide you with tax returns and the like?

Edited September 24, 2008 by Smile!

[randye80 24]

... I have no tax returns of us together because my ex-husband is not giving it to me, he just so very mad, he said he will file a lawsuit to me if I touch his Tax return and he never put my name on his house. do you think those documents is enough.

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If you filed a joint tax return, I think you can get a copy yourself, see here: http://www.irs.gov/individuals/article/0,,id=110571,00.html

If you filed "Married, Filing Separately" the tax return would still be useful because it confirms that you were married.

If your husband filed a tax return and you did not (if you were required to file) , you probably need the assistance of a tax attorney.

[Kanyiri 0]

You should be able to get your own copy of tax transcripts by calling the IRS and giving them your information. They can mail it to you or fax it to you.

Edited September 24, 2008 by Kanyiri

[vsmtghdy 2]

Also if you or your husband have (had) insurance and you as beneficiary (or the other way around), that would also help. I know you can get tax transcripts through IRS. Good Luck and God Bless.