US Immigration from Czech Republic

Title. I am in a fb group for ppl who moved to usa and I asked a question about paperwork, however everyone is grilling me over me getting married in the states being illegal eventhough I clearly stated that I will be going back home before the 90 day period and well be doing CR1 visa (we wanna send out the I130 while Im still there though). I really dont think what I plan to do is wrong, I do think those people are wrong, but just to make sure.. is it ok or not?

Thank you

Hi! I have a question about tax return as a married international student.

I was a F-1 student from Fall 2019 until June 2020. I got married last year (June 2020) to a US citizen and we want to fill out our taxes jointly.
Recording to the IRS, I can choose to be treated as a resident for tax purposes for 2020 since I got married in 2020 and we want to fill jointly.

Will I qualify for the tax credit (1098-T) to get tax refund then? I paid my tuition by myself so I should qualify for that If I understand it right.

Is anyone in the same situation? Does your school have a problem to issue you the 1098-T or was there any problem with that?

Thank you for any advices!

Tereza

Hello, I have received Request for Evidence (in February 2021) for form I-944 which I just found out has been DISCONTINUED (https://www.uscis.gov/i-944). I was supposed to submit this form until May 2021 so now I am confused. Should I just ignore the RFE since it was discontinued???

Thank you!!!

Hello there!

my 2 years Green Card expired and my 18 months extension as well. Case status is telling me that my case is ready for interview since 22 April 2020. I understand that we have Covid situation here but I need your advice, guys.

I'm currently back in Czech Republic and not sure if I can come back to USA. With expired Green Card and ended extension?! Logically I could but I have no proof really only I797 Notice of Action with that expired extension.

Thanks!

Radka

Hello VJ members,

I am an airline pilot and travel out of country all the time. Also, one of the perks is cheap travel so we've been on many trips abroad in the last 4 years. When I was filing out the N400 I wanted to quickly get the form filled out. I thought I could come back and edit it with all the travel dates. Well, it seems the form can't be modified and looking though my passport it seems unlikely I will get it right anyway.

I've tried the CBP website but that doesn't work. None of my trips have never been over 1 year limitation for green card holders. Is there anything I can do? Maybe a affidavit that I've been unable to document my travel dates because of the extent of travel I've been doing and that at no point was I out of the country for more than a year at a time.

Any advice would be helpful