Tax information for Fiancee Visa

[Redvelvet215 3]

I have a question my company laid me off in 2009 so I filed my taxes for that year but, in 2010 I went to school to find a new career but, the company was paying me unemployment for the entire year but, I did not not in the state of Massachusetts I had to call and set up for them to take taxes out of my check so I was collecting unemployment checks with no taxes taken out. So when I filed for my taxes I go me W2's with 0.00 so I had to owe money for that year only $1,100. I had file it late so I did not receive any information on my penalty. Then I file for last year and with my new job. I only owe $300 because I receiving unemployment for partial of the year but, I still not receive any information on 2010 not 2011. Now I have a new job as process engineer and I get paid weekly which I know this year I owe nothing but, I just received a letter from IRS saying I did not file for 2010 and 2011 which I did. I have the copy of them. So I am sending the copies for those tax to them. My question is I got my NOA1 on March 27 now it is June. Now that I just received this information will this affect my fiancee visa in anyway. My new job pay me more then the job I had in 2009 so I am above the poverty line but, because I owe for 2010 and 2011 will that put a delay on his visa or do I have to worry about that when I do my AOS?

[L+T 71]

I have a question my company laid me off in 2009 so I filed my taxes for that year but, in 2010 I went to school to find a new career but, the company was paying me unemployment for the entire year but, I did not not in the state of Massachusetts I had to call and set up for them to take taxes out of my check so I was collecting unemployment checks with no taxes taken out. So when I filed for my taxes I go me W2's with 0.00 so I had to owe money for that year only $1,100. I had file it late so I did not receive any information on my penalty. Then I file for last year and with my new job. I only owe $300 because I receiving unemployment for partial of the year but, I still not receive any information on 2010 not 2011. Now I have a new job as process engineer and I get paid weekly which I know this year I owe nothing but, I just received a letter from IRS saying I did not file for 2010 and 2011 which I did. I have the copy of them. So I am sending the copies for those tax to them. My question is I got my NOA1 on March 27 now it is June. Now that I just received this information will this affect my fiancee visa in anyway. My new job pay me more then the job I had in 2009 so I am above the poverty line but, because I owe for 2010 and 2011 will that put a delay on his visa or do I have to worry about that when I do my AOS?

re-file your taxes and take care of everything now through the irs, taxes, penalitys, ect..., and you should be clear. you are not convicted of anything (or wrong in anything), until found guilty by a court of law.

[Daryll and Janine 4]

This will not pose a problem as long as you are still able to provide your most current Income Tax Return; as well as at least a few paystubs from this new job showing you make enough money to be above 125% poverty line mark. I don't see that money you owe posing a problem unless you don't pay it in a timely manner and end up with a collections agency on you

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

I have a question my company laid me off in 2009 so I filed my taxes for that year but, in 2010 I went to school to find a new career but, the company was paying me unemployment for the entire year but, I did not not in the state of Massachusetts I had to call and set up for them to take taxes out of my check so I was collecting unemployment checks with no taxes taken out. So when I filed for my taxes I go me W2's with 0.00 so I had to owe money for that year only $1,100. I had file it late so I did not receive any information on my penalty. Then I file for last year and with my new job. I only owe $300 because I receiving unemployment for partial of the year but, I still not receive any information on 2010 not 2011. Now I have a new job as process engineer and I get paid weekly which I know this year I owe nothing but, I just received a letter from IRS saying I did not file for 2010 and 2011 which I did. I have the copy of them. So I am sending the copies for those tax to them. My question is I got my NOA1 on March 27 now it is June. Now that I just received this information will this affect my fiancee visa in anyway. My new job pay me more then the job I had in 2009 so I am above the poverty line but, because I owe for 2010 and 2011 will that put a delay on his visa or do I have to worry about that when I do my AOS?

This is extremely confusing and difficult to follow.

You say you filed tax returns in 2010 and 2011, but now you've received a letter from the IRS claiming you didn't file? The IRS usually doesn't send a confirmation of receiving your tax return unless you're getting a refund. You need to figure out why the IRS believes you didn't file. I suggest you call them on Monday - 1-800-829-1040. You also need to think about how you sent your returns. Did you mail them yourself, or did you use a tax preparation service? Did you pay your owed taxes with a personal check? Was the check made out to the US Treasury, or was it made out to a tax preparation service? Was the check cashed?

[Redvelvet215 3]

Thanks for the reply but, your answers are confusing. I sent them the copy of of the taxes that I had file for 2010 and 2011 yesterday but, my question is I received my NOA1 on March 27 and now that I received this letter from IRS. I sent the the information to the address the IRS gave me. Will this affect me from having a interview or will this delay my interview. I just want to know when my financial part come into play for the fiance visa. Will it be during the intial review or when I file for AOS?

[Redvelvet215 3]

This is extremely confusing and difficult to follow.

You say you filed tax returns in 2010 and 2011, but now you've received a letter from the IRS claiming you didn't file? The IRS usually doesn't send a confirmation of receiving your tax return unless you're getting a refund. You need to figure out why the IRS believes you didn't file. I suggest you call them on Monday - 1-800-829-1040. You also need to think about how you sent your returns. Did you mail them yourself, or did you use a tax preparation service? Did you pay your owed taxes with a personal check? Was the check made out to the US Treasury, or was it made out to a tax preparation service? Was the check cashed?

Thanks for the reply, I sent the information to IRS yesterday but, my question is not about that my question is will this affect the interview. I know there is a point where they need you tax form do they get that information from the IRS or do I have to bring it to them during the interview or do I have handle the finacial part during AOS process.

This will not pose a problem as long as you are still able to provide your most current Income Tax Return; as well as at least a few paystubs from this new job showing you make enough money to be above 125% poverty line mark. I don't see that money you owe posing a problem unless you don't pay it in a timely manner and end up with a collections agency on you

Thank for you reply. When do I suppose to provide the tax return and paystub. During the interview or when I do the Adjustment of Status?