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"That's a different story whether they will have to pay taxes, or they will be exempt due to low income. Doesn't matter, filing is a MUST."

I am truly sorry, but I honestly think I have a good reason to be confused. I wish we would have called the IRS first so I didn't have to be treated like an idiot but lesson learned. I'm off.

March 2008 - Met my husband (US Citizen)

10/10/2012 - Arrived to the US on M-1 Visa

01/13/2013 - Husband arrives to the US

03/15/2013 - Got married in NYC City Hall!Received marriage license on the same day.

03/30/2013 (Day 0) - Sent in I-130, I-485, I-765 and I-131

04/03/2013 (Day 4) - Package received in Chicago

04/10/2013 (Day 11) - NOA 1 text(s) and emails received.

04/15/2013 (Day 16) - Biometrics appointment letter for the 7th of May 2013.

04/22/2013 (Day 23) - Successful Biometrics walkin Varick Street, NY

04/30/2013 (Day 31) - I-485 case status updated to testing and interviewing. Still no updates on EAD or AP

05/07/2013 (Day 38) - Biometrics appointment

06/07/2013 (Day 69) - EAD updated to Card production. AP updated to Post Decision Activity.

06/15/2013 (Day 77) Recieved EAD/AP combo card

07/10/2013 (Day 102) Received first interview appointment
08/10/2013 (Day 132) Interview (which we rescheduled because I was out of the country at the time of the interview)

08/24/2013 (Day 146) Notification that our interview has been successfully rescheduled

11/25/2013 (Day 239) New Interview date: 16th of December 2013

12/16/2013 (Day 260) INTERVIEW! - Approved on the spot, will have green card within a few months

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If he was not working, then he might not have to file taxes. There is a threshold on income, and if he made less than that, he does not need to report it. If that turns out to be true, then you can write a note for immigration that he made under the required amount to file.

I am not trying to be mean, and I am very sorry you think I am; I am trying to be clear. I am sorry you are frustrated. I did write this 3 times, so you can understand how I am a bit frustrated.

The person you are quoting above is not me, and is mistaken.

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AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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Ok, I apologize. This escalated. I think I'm just freaking out a bit over here and was confused. I did read about the threshold but ended up focusing too much on the "he had to file taxes no matter what".

Let's bury the tax - i promise i will double read everything in the future.

Axe, not tax. Haha!

March 2008 - Met my husband (US Citizen)

10/10/2012 - Arrived to the US on M-1 Visa

01/13/2013 - Husband arrives to the US

03/15/2013 - Got married in NYC City Hall!Received marriage license on the same day.

03/30/2013 (Day 0) - Sent in I-130, I-485, I-765 and I-131

04/03/2013 (Day 4) - Package received in Chicago

04/10/2013 (Day 11) - NOA 1 text(s) and emails received.

04/15/2013 (Day 16) - Biometrics appointment letter for the 7th of May 2013.

04/22/2013 (Day 23) - Successful Biometrics walkin Varick Street, NY

04/30/2013 (Day 31) - I-485 case status updated to testing and interviewing. Still no updates on EAD or AP

05/07/2013 (Day 38) - Biometrics appointment

06/07/2013 (Day 69) - EAD updated to Card production. AP updated to Post Decision Activity.

06/15/2013 (Day 77) Recieved EAD/AP combo card

07/10/2013 (Day 102) Received first interview appointment
08/10/2013 (Day 132) Interview (which we rescheduled because I was out of the country at the time of the interview)

08/24/2013 (Day 146) Notification that our interview has been successfully rescheduled

11/25/2013 (Day 239) New Interview date: 16th of December 2013

12/16/2013 (Day 260) INTERVIEW! - Approved on the spot, will have green card within a few months

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I know you're stressing out, but everything will be fine. It sounds like you got good advice from IRS and you are on the path to get it all figured, in the next few days.

AOS for my husband
8/17/10: INTERVIEW DAY (day 123) APPROVED!!

ROC:
5/23/12: Sent out package
2/06/13: APPROVED!

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"That's a different story whether they will have to pay taxes, or they will be exempt due to low income. Doesn't matter, filing is a MUST."

I am truly sorry, but I honestly think I have a good reason to be confused. I wish we would have called the IRS first so I didn't have to be treated like an idiot but lesson learned. I'm off.

Bullan: You are quoting me. And Harpa says I'm wrong, which is likely, I don't deny that. And I certainly did not mean to be mean at all when I wrote what I wrote. It was merely what I thought should be the case. Please don't take these as offenses. Some people have better advice, others worse (me in this category in this instance). Good luck!

 
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