IRS records check for the Beneficiary

[Topsky 0]

Hello, everyone.

I was curious if the USCIS perform IRS records check for the beneficiary.

I will be applying for an immigrant visa through CR1 category. I have worked and stayed in the USA for three years. I was wondering if USCIS can directly access a this IRS records.

Any insights would be great!

Thanks.

[lost_at_sea 995]

Hmm. I assume this means you have an SSN. So, yeah. They can go and look, but don't know if they definitely do.

Are you worried about it?

[Topsky 0]

Thanks.

Yes, I do have SSN.

Not worried. There are some missing pay-stubs from my previous employer which might raise a question if USCIS are going to look into my previous tax and IRS records.

[Darnell 8,479]

your ssn was listed on the i-130 or g-325a? I'm a thinking it'll just be a regular check, to see if you owe any monies.

[Topsky 0]

your ssn was listed on the i-130 or g-325a? I'm a thinking it'll just be a regular check, to see if you owe any monies.

Thank you for your reply. We have not filed the I -130 yet. I hope the missing payments from my employer would not flare any other consequences.

Edited September 4, 2013 by Topsky

[Darnell 8,479]

that's on the employer, not you.

if you filed the returns and owed money, well it's time to get square with the IRS, anytime between now and interview day.

a pay stub is a pay stub - not understand what role it'd play here but

if the employer not issue 'the final' w-2 for that year, to you, and you not file for that year, then it may be some problem.

You could ask your uscitizen spouse to run a mock-up with a 1040 for that year and see if you might owe any monies, just to get some mind-relief.

[Topsky 0]

that's on the employer, not you.

if you filed the returns and owed money, well it's time to get square with the IRS, anytime between now and interview day.

a pay stub is a pay stub - not understand what role it'd play here but

if the employer not issue 'the final' w-2 for that year, to you, and you not file for that year, then it may be some problem.

You could ask your uscitizen spouse to run a mock-up with a 1040 for that year and see if you might owe any monies, just to get some mind-relief.

Thank you for the reply.

Yes, the employer was a big fraud and a shady agency. Eventually, it was shut down by the DOL. Now, if I were not being paid and out of status while I was on H1B; would that be an issue? This track can be easily found with the IRS and my previous I-797s and change of status within the USA in 2009. That is why I asked the first question if US CIS can access every single information from the IRS or any other agencies.

I hope to have a peace of mind as I go ahead with the application.

[Topsky 0]

Oh and I paid all the dues to the IRS for all the time. So I am clean on that front.

[Darnell 8,479]

post 2 and 4 has the answers, about 'will they check'.