RFE - again

[faithfully 1]

Ok. So 2 weeks ago i submitted the RFE for my sponsor's/household member's most recent income tax return. I only included their W-2s the first time i sent the AOS package so the first RFE was for their 2009 income tax return. Now I got a letter for another RFE saying I need to submit my household member's supporting tax documentation (W-2s, 1099, etc.) when I actually sent her W-2 with the AOS package and her 1099G (since she only has her form 1099G for unemployment benefits.) So can anyone advise me as to what I should be sending?

[engineer21 51]

Ok. So 2 weeks ago i submitted the RFE for my sponsor's/household member's most recent income tax return. I only included their W-2s the first time i sent the AOS package so the first RFE was for their 2009 income tax return. Now I got a letter for another RFE saying I need to submit my household member's supporting tax documentation (W-2s, 1099, etc.) when I actually sent her W-2 with the AOS package and her 1099G (since she only has her form 1099G for unemployment benefits.) So can anyone advise me as to what I should be sending?

I would say send everything again this time: the tax return form, w-2, and 1099 stuff.

Better yet, get a tax transcript from IRS. Maybe even send them transcripts for 2007, 2008, as well as 2009 just to be safe.

Good luck!

[John_Anna Marie 0]

You should send the tax form that was filed with the IRS and the supporting documents of the W2 and 1099's. If the petitioner is self-employed they may request further information from previous years. I hope this helps

Ok. So 2 weeks ago i submitted the RFE for my sponsor's/household member's most recent income tax return. I only included their W-2s the first time i sent the AOS package so the first RFE was for their 2009 income tax return. Now I got a letter for another RFE saying I need to submit my household member's supporting tax documentation (W-2s, 1099, etc.) when I actually sent her W-2 with the AOS package and her 1099G (since she only has her form 1099G for unemployment benefits.) So can anyone advise me as to what I should be sending?

[Leigh Ann 8]

I would say send everything again this time: the tax return form, w-2, and 1099 stuff.

Better yet, get a tax transcript from IRS. Maybe even send them transcripts for 2007, 2008, as well as 2009 just to be safe.

Good luck!

That's what I was going to say - get the transcript(s)!

[faithfully 1]

Actually I sent my mom in-law's income tax return copy (from her tax preparer)for the most recent year which includes her form 1040, 1099g form and eic form as well. Her W2s for the last 3 yrs were sent the first time.ayyayyay! Maybe I'll just make a copy of her 1040 forms, 1099G form and eic together with her W-2s. You guys think this is good if I don't get the transcripts?

[baron555 934]

Ok. So 2 weeks ago i submitted the RFE for my sponsor's/household member's most recent income tax return. I only included their W-2s the first time i sent the AOS package so the first RFE was for their 2009 income tax return. Now I got a letter for another RFE saying I need to submit my household member's supporting tax documentation (W-2s, 1099, etc.) when I actually sent her W-2 with the AOS package and her 1099G (since she only has her form 1099G for unemployment benefits.) So can anyone advise me as to what I should be sending?

Just send everything, again. You have copies of everything, so it's not a big deal.

[faithfully 1]

Just send everything, again. You have copies of everything, so it's not a big deal.

Thanks. I guess that's the best thing to do. Just called USCIS twice today and they just actually read something on their monitors to me. They even advised me to call animmigration attorney when I was just asking for a complete list of supporting tax documents just to make sure everything's good. tsk...tsk...tsk... RFE states that if there is a need for clarification, just have to call their toll free number. And now I got more confused. Anyhow, does anyone of you have an idea if a state 1099g form is acceptable as a supporting tax document? This is the form the EDD sends.

[Nir12 1]

Thanks. I guess that's the best thing to do. Just called USCIS twice today and they just actually read something on their monitors to me. They even advised me to call an immigration attorney when I was just asking for a complete list of supporting tax documents just to make sure everything's good. tsk...tsk...tsk... RFE states that if there is a need for clarification, just have to call their toll free number. And now I got more confused. Anyhow, does anyone of you have an idea if a state 1099g form is acceptable as a supporting tax document? This is the form the EDD sends.

USCIS people read a standard transcript.They told me the same thing about calling an Immigration attorney.But I called them atleast 10-12 times and finally talked with a knowledgeable guy ,read my RFE and he was able to give me some good advice.Don't get nervous by those USCIS !@#*$.You can send them IRS transcripts.Call IRS automated system them and yo can get transcripts in a week.It's better to collect all the documentation before sending your response to them.Sorry i don't know about 1099g but I'm very sure someone will help you on that.Try to relax and gather all the info needed and then send everything...Good luck !!

[faithfully 1]

USCIS people read a standard transcript.They told me the same thing about calling an Immigration attorney.But I called them atleast 10-12 times and finally talked with a knowledgeable guy ,read my RFE and he was able to give me some good advice.Don't get nervous by those USCIS !@#*$.You can send them IRS transcripts.Call IRS automated system them and yo can get transcripts in a week.It's better to collect all the documentation before sending your response to them.Sorry i don't know about 1099g but I'm very sure someone will help you on that.Try to relax and gather all the info needed and then send everything...Good luck !!

Thanks:) I sent everything today for my RFE which includes the household member's form 1040, 1099g (from EDD), EIC and schedule M.Actually, the USCIS reps didn't get me nervous. It just made my blood pressure rise.I even asked the rep if he knows W-2 form and said "no." I think everybody here in the US who are working legally has their respective W-2s. They simply said, "we don't have that information with us." ??????? Everything's verbatim. I don't know if they even paraphrase their scripts. Anyhow, hope everything goes well with the things i sent and get my application approved. Just keeping my fingers crossed right now and leave it all to the One above.