junyeon82

Yes you can print and use the transcripts you get from the online service. That's what I did. Super convenient and No issues at all. Good luck

Thank you!

For N-400 application with Marriage to US Citizen, it says I should include a tax return trascript from IRS.

It seems like IRS.gov has online transcript service.

Can I use the transcript printed from IRS.gov or do I have to go to an IRS office and get it certified?

Thanks so much!

I think I got the answer to this question.

Nonresident aliens are supposed to file a different form 1040NR.

I filed a normal tax form so I don't think IRS has me as a nonresident alien.

Missouri will have me as a non-missouri resident, but not as a nonresident alien.

Just as if I lived in the State of Kansas and work in Missouri, I'll be viewed as non-missouri resident, but still be a permanent resident of US.

I think I know the answer to this question, but I just wanted to make sure.

The question says...

8 "Have you ever called yourself a "non-U.S. Resident" on a Federal, State, or local tax return since you became a permanent resident?"

There was one year that we had to live abroad for the whole year because of my husband's work.

I was able to retain my permanent residency status during this time and even got N470 approved to keep my continuous presence.

However, when I filed the State taxes... I had to click non-Missouri resident because I didn't live in the State of Missouri.

This means... I was just not a resident of Missouri, but a permanent resident of US correct?

So my answer to question #8 would be "no."

Is that right?

Thank you.

Thank you so much for quick reply

Hi. I'm a US citizen. My wife is a green card holder. (almost 3 years, but we're going out of country for about a year so can't apply for citizenship right now. We applied for both continuation of permanent residency and re-entry permit because we would qualify)

So the real question is... We have a 7 month old and she had some hospital work done and ridiculous amount came out.

Since our daughter is a US citizen, the hospital is saying that applying for medicaid for her will not affect my wife's citizenship process.

I just wanted to confirm this.

Thank you.

Wait, I just read that you can apply 90 days before completing the permanent residence requirement!

This means we can apply THIS JULY! Right?

So as long as we are able to go out of the country (I'm talking short term like 3-4 months at a time) then we can file July.

Come back when they require more info or for the interview.

Is that correct?

I am a US citizen from birth.

My wife and I got married 5/2009

She got her Conditional Permanent Residency 10/2009

She just got approved for removal of condition 1/2012

So we will be able to file for her naturalization process this October. (right? Three years of permanent residency)

We didn't leave US for more than 2.5 months and the past 2 and a half years.

Here's the problem. I accepted a two year employment in Asia (not korea her home country) that starts this August.

We have a baby, and we don't want to spend much time apart.

I can get a 1 month vacation this december till january. Another vacation next May to July

So here's my question.

1. Can we apply for naturalization process in December. (She would have been gone for four months)

2. Can she leave US after filing N400? and for how long?

3. Can we come back when it's approved and for the interview day?

So this would be the time line.

2012 August: Leave U.S.

2012 October: Date qualified to file for n400

2012 December: Come back to US and file.

2013 January: Leave U.S.

2013 ????? Come back for more paper work or interview if approved.

Is this legal and possible?

There's also a section that reads........

Time as a Resident in a USCIS District or State

Most people must live in the USCIS district or State in which they are applying for at least 3 months before applying. A district is a geographical area defined by USCIS and served by one of the USCIS “District Offices.”

..............

Does this mean that she's supposed to have come back and stayed here in US for 3 months before applying or just that she hasn't moved to a different state under different district in past 3 months?

Lots of questions.. I'd sooo appreciate your input and help. This has been a lot of headache past few months. Thank you.

Hmmm.. I got a another basic question then..

I guess I didn't understand the concept of "original."

The only thing I got as "birth certificate" is the certified copy from the health department.

Where and how do I even get "original" copy of the birth certificate, then?

I'm filing for the removal of conditions on green card for my wife right now.

We have a baby, so we're submitting the birth certificate.

On the request for evidence sheet that we received it says "submit a legible copy of birth certificate."

So I made a copy, and then read on my birth certificate "the reproduction of this document is prohibited by law."

Am I supposed to submit a copy or the original?

We have submitted our I-751 in July.

My wife went in for biometrics on July 29th.

We got a letter stating that her temporary status has been extended for a year.

Her 2 year green card expires on October 6th.

We have to go out of states from October 3rd-November 3rd.

1. Would we be fine if we just had the letter, green card (which would have expired by then), and passport?

2. I'm also wondering about what happens if the interview date falls between our travel. Can our relative mail in the reschedule form for us if we get a letter during our travel?

Also, her driver's license expires on October 6th because of that was the expiration date of the green card.

3. Can we go in and just show the letter for renewing her license?

Thanks for all the good info! Always helpful!

Hi. My wife is currently filing I-751 removing of condition.

However, next summer, I'll be taking a job in Asia so we'd be moving there to live for 3-4 years.

How would she be able to keep the green card? How often does she have to come back to U.S. and for how long?

I'm a U.S. citizen. Do I need to keep coming back, too?

well, it didn't work..

I guess we do need EAD.

I'm in Missouri and my wife's trying to get a photo ID.

Under the category of "Applicants of Adjusment of Status"

It says we need to bring passport or EAD

AND "Immigration Documents"

Would NOA1 for AOS count as the "immigration document?"

thank you ppl

Ok.. I guess we'll wait for our EAD.. but we DID bring the certified and notarized copy of our marriage license to change the name.. they wouldn't do it..

6.11.8)..Can I go get a "normal" Social Security card after AOS?

A..If you have a Social Security Card with "valid only with USCIS (INS) authorization" on it, then go to the Social Security office after AOS with your passport or green card and get a new Social Security card that does not have the restriction. You will still have the same Social Security Number. Do this as soon as practical. It is in your best interest to inform the Social Security Administration of your immigration status after Adjustment of Status.

We went there last week (we filed the AOS last week also), but they said we need to have an EAD card in order to change my wife's last name or to do what's above or anything... What's the proof that she has officially filed AOS before we get the EAD for few months? What do we need to bring to the social security office?

Haha!! Thanks again!

That's such a relief!

WOW THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

YOU GUYS ARE THE BOMB!!!

Jackson County, Mo County Clerk

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS

1) Both parties must appear together at the Record of Deeds office.

2) Both must be at least 18 years old to marry without parental consent. CLICK HERE for application requirements for those wishing to marry after their 15th birthday but prior to turning 18 -- as well as legal guidelines for marriages of individuals under 15 years old

3) Both must provide their Social Security numbers.

4) Both must have proper documentation.

so why can't you get married and do the AOS then at this point apply for EAD, AP, and SSA?

In Missouri, we need social security # to get a marriage license.

Hi,

My fiancee applied for her social security card after 14 days upon her arrival in US.

After a month, we didn't get the card so we checked back with the SSA and they said it might take up to another 2-3 weeks because of their error.

I'm getting worried because her visa is about to expire and we can't get married because we don't have marriage license.

Is there a way for USCIS to extend her K-1 Visa? I mean we're trying to get married but we just can't!

I guess then we won't have any troubles using the passport to go out of country with old name?

(obviously after AP has been approved)

My fiancee came in with K-1 visa.

After marriage and after changing her last name @ social security office, do we use her new last name for AOS documents like I-485, G325, and etc?