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Hey all hope everyone is safe during these hard times. I wanted to know what documents are need to remove conditions on a green card. I came on a marriage visa. I wanted to know in particular can I send in my whole tax return or does it need to be a tax transcript? Thank you all in advance.

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Tax transcripts are always favorable. Good luck.

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Thanks for reply called the IRS weeks ago to order then but I haven't gotten them. Now its getting late to send me documents. It should be alright to send the whole return right?

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20 minutes ago, Ku Mưa said:

You can go to irs.gov to print tax transcript out 

Thanks for reply yes you are right. But for some people it wont let you do that. I tried im one of those people. It wont let me do it  

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2 hours ago, Obaid said:

Thanks for reply yes you are right. But for some people it wont let you do that. I tried im one of those people. It wont let me do it  

You can go on the IRS website and request a paper copy of the transcript be sent to you at the address you used when filing. 

Obligatory disclaimer:  Not a lawyer.  Posts are written based on my own research and based on whatever information is provided.  Consult an immigration attorney regarding your specific case.

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