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my husband submits the following forms:

2007:w2, 1099(dividends and distributions),and copy of 1040-the income much over poverty limit

2006:two w-2 s(one is from a company where he worked just a month,so very low income,the other one much over the limit)and he also has a 1099 (dividents and distributions),from the company with high inome not the "monthly one"

2005:he had 5 jobs:one starting from 1998 and ending in 2006(he has a w-2 for this one and income over limit) and in the same time a job just in February,2005 at a company and 2 other jobs just In October,2005 -so the "monthly" jobs have very small income...but he has one w-2 from one "monthly job"an two 1099(miscellaneous income) for the other two "monthly"jobs.

so when I said he doesn't have 1099 for 2005 and 2005...he actually never had.For some jobs he had or only 1099,or w2,or both.He said it's not the case of losing them or being incomplete.

what do you think?should we send all these?we mentioned all these jobs in his g-325 A...and at the current company(where he was hired in Jan 2006)he earns more over the poverty limit...and then for 2005 he had that job (that started in 1998)that is a lil over the poverty limit...so i hope they don't care a bout the other jobs that were actally parralle jobs..with very low income..

What do you think?

if you're still online please let me know your opinion...we mail everything tomorrow,caz we are running out of time!

thanks

As I mentioned in my earlier posting, submission of tax returns for 2005 and 2006 is optional (The instruction says "You must provide either an IRS transcript or a photocopy from your own records of your Federal individual income tax return for the most recent tax year. If you believe additional returns may help you to establish your ability to maintain sufficient income, you may submit transcripts or photocopies of your Federal individual income tax returns for the 3 most recent years."

I personally think if his income in 2007 (and probably 2008 as well) exceeds the poverty line and he currently maintans the job, that's what all matters and you might not need to submit copy of tax return for 2005 and 2006. But, I am not a professional for immigration, and it is you and your housband's call whether you think "additional returns may help you to establish your ability to maintain sufficient income."

I read in the Forum that some people received REF because they did not include W2 and/or 1099 in submitting copy of tax return (not tax transcript, as tax transcript does not require W2 and 1099), but if he has never received form 1099 (rather than lost form 1099), maybe he can explain that in a separate paper in advance and attach to the tax return to avoid receiving REF later.

But we do not submit copy of tax returns for 2006 and 2006,only w2-s and/or form 1099. copy of tax returns only for 2007.I'll tell him to explain what you asid in a letter....I understood from him that it's not compulsory to have everytime 1099..not all companies have...there are cases when you pay all taxes only at the end of the year...that's the case when you file a 1099.for w-2 you pay taxes for every paycheck...that's what I know...I'm not a specialist also..If anybody else knows more plesea let us know!

Thanks

my husband submits the following forms:

2007:w2, 1099(dividends and distributions),and copy of 1040-the income much over poverty limit

2006:two w-2 s(one is from a company where he worked just a month,so very low income,the other one much over the limit)and he also has a 1099 (dividents and distributions),from the company with high inome not the "monthly one"

2005:he had 5 jobs:one starting from 1998 and ending in 2006(he has a w-2 for this one and income over limit) and in the same time a job just in February,2005 at a company and 2 other jobs just In October,2005 -so the "monthly" jobs have very small income...but he has one w-2 from one "monthly job"an two 1099(miscellaneous income) for the other two "monthly"jobs.

so when I said he doesn't have 1099 for 2005 and 2005...he actually never had.For some jobs he had or only 1099,or w2,or both.He said it's not the case of losing them or being incomplete.

what do you think?should we send all these?we mentioned all these jobs in his g-325 A...and at the current company(where he was hired in Jan 2006)he earns more over the poverty limit...and then for 2005 he had that job (that started in 1998)that is a lil over the poverty limit...so i hope they don't care a bout the other jobs that were actally parralle jobs..with very low income..

What do you think?

if you're still online please let me know your opinion...we mail everything tomorrow,caz we are running out of time!

thanks

As I mentioned in my earlier posting, submission of tax returns for 2005 and 2006 is optional (The instruction says "You must provide either an IRS transcript or a photocopy from your own records of your Federal individual income tax return for the most recent tax year. If you believe additional returns may help you to establish your ability to maintain sufficient income, you may submit transcripts or photocopies of your Federal individual income tax returns for the 3 most recent years."

I personally think if his income in 2007 (and probably 2008 as well) exceeds the poverty line and he currently maintans the job, that's what all matters and you might not need to submit copy of tax return for 2005 and 2006. But, I am not a professional for immigration, and it is you and your housband's call whether you think "additional returns may help you to establish your ability to maintain sufficient income."

I read in the Forum that some people received REF because they did not include W2 and/or 1099 in submitting copy of tax return (not tax transcript, as tax transcript does not require W2 and 1099), but if he has never received form 1099 (rather than lost form 1099), maybe he can explain that in a separate paper in advance and attach to the tax return to avoid receiving REF later.

But we do not submit copy of tax returns for 2006 and 2005,only w2-s and/or form 1099. copy of tax returns only for 2007.I'll tell him to explain what you asid in a letter....I understood from him that it's not compulsory to have everytime 1099..not all companies have...there are cases when you pay all taxes only at the end of the year...that's the case when you file a 1099.for w-2 you pay taxes for every paycheck...that's what I know...I'm not a specialist also..If anybody else knows more plesea let us know!

Thanks