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HI all. My hubby is just wondering if he' going to file taxes for 2012 (on April of course) and pay it on installment, will it affect my AOS if it happens that we'll get interviewed by like April or May? Well i mean if we fortunately got interviewed earlier like March, USCIS wont look after our 2012 taxes coz we're not on a deadline for filing yet, ryt? So if hubby's going to pay his 2012 taxes on installment, will it cause our AOS some delays or something?

Pls help. Thanks

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oops sorry didnt noticed i made a double post. how can i delete this one?
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It shouldnt effect your AOS at all. Your tax return looks the same whether you pay in full or make arrangements.

When you make arrangements with the IRS its a totally separate contract, they send you a form to sign where you agree to make a certain payment, and then each month you'll recieve a bill with a payment voucher you return with your payment.

Failing to file a tax return would cause you issues when you have to adjust status (either for your initial GC or to remove conditions or become a citizen, but being on a payment plan with the IRS is of no concern to USCIS.

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It shouldnt effect your AOS at all. Your tax return looks the same whether you pay in full or make arrangements.

When you make arrangements with the IRS its a totally separate contract, they send you a form to sign where you agree to make a certain payment, and then each month you'll recieve a bill with a payment voucher you return with your payment.

Failing to file a tax return would cause you issues when you have to adjust status (either for your initial GC or to remove conditions or become a citizen, but being on a payment plan with the IRS is of no concern to USCIS.

Very informative. Thank you so much!

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It shouldnt effect your AOS at all. Your tax return looks the same whether you pay in full or make arrangements.

When you make arrangements with the IRS its a totally separate contract, they send you a form to sign where you agree to make a certain payment, and then each month you'll recieve a bill with a payment voucher you return with your payment.

Failing to file a tax return would cause you issues when you have to adjust status (either for your initial GC or to remove conditions or become a citizen, but being on a payment plan with the IRS is of no concern to USCIS.

Very informative. Thank you so much!

 
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