Leaving US for almost a year while on Conditional PR

[Dave&Roza 748]

do you think it will be impossible for me to get my I-751 because i am not able to put tax returns 2013 as the evidence? After lots of thinking, i want to go back, send my I-751 and look for a job there.

Henny

If you failed to FILE a US tax return at anytime after becoming a LPR, you have done the one thing the USCIS sees as not maintaining your LPR status. You may not OWE any taxes, but you need to FILE a tax return and the USCIS takes that requirement very seriously. So before you file the I-751, you need to file an income tax return for the last tax year. You have a difficult case to prove that you are still a LPR and need to document that very carefully.

Good luck,

Dave

[Girl from Celebes 588]

1&2: Yes, it was my reason too because my husband's family didn't care about my pregnancy or my husband situation. I was craving so bad for spicy and tasty Indonesian food and I had to get some IV fluid in the OB clinic because I didn't feel like eating and got a bad dizzy.

3. NO (i feel like want to cry to think about doing this super long flight just with an infant without a husband). He has to finish his job contract, he probably will be back to US by early Sept. Yes, i think i should be wait in PR's line

4. No, he hasn't notify IRS at all. I am thinking about filling 2012 taxes only (better than nothing)

I came to the US this February and there were only two lines, one for US citizen including LPR and the other was for non-US citizen.