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[waldron1983 0]

okay getting ready to file ROC in few weeks. we have our joint tax return FEDERAL, and it is a copy...it says DO NOT FILE...DO NOT SIGN. is this acceptable as evidence? or MUST be sign it, even though in the signature box it says DO NOT SIGN. And as far as criminal convictions, we got a copy of my wife's citation for sale of alcohol to minor...police sting at the restaurant she works at, she just started when it happened...inexperinced. we paid the fine...no arrest. if we get a copy of the report from local cops, should this be submitted, since the ROC requests all infractions other than minor traffic violations?

thanks

[Kathryn41 3,205]

Your copy of the tax returns should be fine but to be absolutely sure, you may wish to get tax transcripts from the IRS itself - they are absolutely free, official and are accepted without question by USCIS. http://www.tusculum.edu/faid/forms/TaxTranscriptRequest.pdf

Yes, get a copy of the police report and any other documents that show she paid the fine. Make several copies as you will need to re-submit them as well if she decides to file for Naturalization. While originals are requested there, if you have already filed the originals you can refer to them already being in the file. Write up a short paragraph detailing the incident and then attach the documents that you have. It shouldn't be a problem.

[v333k 59]

okay getting ready to file ROC in few weeks. we have our joint tax return FEDERAL, and it is a copy...it says DO NOT FILE...DO NOT SIGN. is this acceptable as evidence? or MUST be sign it, even though in the signature box it says DO NOT SIGN. And as far as criminal convictions, we got a copy of my wife's citation for sale of alcohol to minor...police sting at the restaurant she works at, she just started when it happened...inexperinced. we paid the fine...no arrest. if we get a copy of the report from local cops, should this be submitted, since the ROC requests all infractions other than minor traffic violations?

thanks

I agree with Kathryn41 - get the transcript from the IRS to make sure they don't get picky when looking at the DO NOT SIGN - sometimes it will be the only thing they see.

As for the report, you need to include it because they will run a background check and if they see it there and no included documentation, they will send you RFE which will make your petition take longer.

Good luck