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stephiejoyce   0

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My husband and I have our interview in Montreal on Aug 21. I just received packet 4 in the mail today. They requested that I bring tax information for the most recent tax filling year. When I filed the 864, the most recent taxes were 2004. In addition, my parents are joint sponsoring since I am a full time graduate student and don't make enough money. I have no problem getting a copy of my parent's 2005 taxes. HOWEVER, I did not file 2005 taxes for myself. Will I need a letter from the IRS or from somebody [my accountant] regarding my not filing for the most recent tax year?? I just want to be prepared for the interview.

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Stephanie

US girl married to a Canadian boy.

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10/15/2005 married in Niagara Falls, NY

10/28 I-130 mailed.

11/3 NOA1.

11/28 I-130 Approved!!!

12/14 NVC case number

12/17 Received DS3032 and 864 bill

1/6/2006 Mailed DS3032 and 864 bill

1/19 Received IV bill

1/25 Received 864 packet

1/31 Mailed IV bill

2/10 Mailed 864 packet

2/18 Received DS 230

2/21 RFE 864 - NVC wants one piece of info.

3/8 Mailed RFE 864

3/14 Mailed DS-230

3/16 DS-230 received at NVC

3/30 RFE #2

5/4 Mailed RFE #2

5/11 CASE COMPLETE!!!!

7/7 case forwarded to Montreal

8/21 MONTREAL INTERVIEW!!!!!!

8/22 Got temporary visa

8/26 imported hubby to the US

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stephiejoyce   0

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I cannot obtain a 1040EZ for the 2005 tax year because I have like no income. I am a full time graduate student living off of graduate fellowship money, loans, and scholarship... but no income to really account for. Should I be bringing anything with me to the interview for the lack of this tax form? My parents taxes will accompany me.

Thanks again.

US girl married to a Canadian boy.

Short and Sweet Version

10/15/2005 married in Niagara Falls, NY

10/28 I-130 mailed.

11/3 NOA1.

11/28 I-130 Approved!!!

12/14 NVC case number

12/17 Received DS3032 and 864 bill

1/6/2006 Mailed DS3032 and 864 bill

1/19 Received IV bill

1/25 Received 864 packet

1/31 Mailed IV bill

2/10 Mailed 864 packet

2/18 Received DS 230

2/21 RFE 864 - NVC wants one piece of info.

3/8 Mailed RFE 864

3/14 Mailed DS-230

3/16 DS-230 received at NVC

3/30 RFE #2

5/4 Mailed RFE #2

5/11 CASE COMPLETE!!!!

7/7 case forwarded to Montreal

8/21 MONTREAL INTERVIEW!!!!!!

8/22 Got temporary visa

8/26 imported hubby to the US

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I cannot obtain a 1040EZ for the 2005 tax year because I have like no income. I am a full time graduate student living off of graduate fellowship money, loans, and scholarship... but no income to really account for. Should I be bringing anything with me to the interview for the lack of this tax form? My parents taxes will accompany me.

Thanks again.

You can merely write a letter stating that you did not file a 2005 tax return since your income was less than the IRS filing guidelines...

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blahblah   0

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i'm in the same boat as you, stephie; i did what zyggy states below, and then just printed out the 'filing requirements' page, highlighting where it states you don't have to file if you don't meet the income requirements.

You can merely write a letter stating that you did not file a 2005 tax return since your income was less than the IRS filing guidelines...
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