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Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: England
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****First and foremost this is NOT a place to debate about the Work Authorization stamp****

Now that that's clarified...lol

Does anyone know what an immigrant with a 90day Work Auth stamp on their I-94 needs deducted from their paychecks (if anything)? The company I work for would like to employ my fiance temporarily and we understand about having the I-9 but we need to know what we are supposed to deduct from his paycheck in regards to taxes and such?

also, what about when he DOES get his EAD card after we apply for it after we are married?

We are in Washington State btw.

Thanks!

and again PLEASE!!! NO!! debates over whether you really need a stamp or not...

Pete (UK) & Sue (US)

2006

June 19: Filed for K-1 Visa

2007

Feb 8: Received K-1 Visa

April 27: Married!!

May 4: AOS & EAD sent off.

July 28: EAD Card Arrives in Mail!

Aug 23: AOS Interview! APPROVED!!

Aug 30: Welcome to America! letter arrived.

Sept 7: Greencard arrived in the mail!

2009

May: Received Notice about Greencard Expiration end of August

July 15: Sent packet in mail!! (FINALLY!!)

July 16: Packet arrives @ CSC 10:52am Signed by V. Semegi

July 24: Received NOA (posted 7/21)

July 30: Received Bio Appt Letter in Mail

August 20 @ 2pm: Biometrics Appt. –

Sept 12: Approved!! Should be getting card within 60 days..

2011

April 22: Mailing N400 Citizenship packet to Phoenix AZ! (about time!)

April 25 10:37am Phoenix USCIS Lockbox. Signed for by F DOMINGUEZ

April 28 NOA (received in mail May 2)

June 7 Biometrics Appt

July 26 8:10am Interview/Test APPROVED!

Jul 26 Oath Ceremony! Pete is now a US Citizen!

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Filed: K-1 Visa Country: Wales
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Same as anybody else, I can not think of anything that makes a difference.

“If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle.”

Filed: Citizen (pnd) Country: England
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Whoops...meant that question as after the EAD card arrives...with the taxes thing (not if we apply for the EAD card after marriage...I know that already) I am just not typing my questions correctly...well at least not that one...

I would assume though, that since the taxes are deducted the same (as anyone else) for the stamp, that it would be exactly the same for the EAD card.

Thanks!

Anyone else, please continue any reconfirmations of this or if you have any other information in regards to this. Thanks!

Pete (UK) & Sue (US)

2006

June 19: Filed for K-1 Visa

2007

Feb 8: Received K-1 Visa

April 27: Married!!

May 4: AOS & EAD sent off.

July 28: EAD Card Arrives in Mail!

Aug 23: AOS Interview! APPROVED!!

Aug 30: Welcome to America! letter arrived.

Sept 7: Greencard arrived in the mail!

2009

May: Received Notice about Greencard Expiration end of August

July 15: Sent packet in mail!! (FINALLY!!)

July 16: Packet arrives @ CSC 10:52am Signed by V. Semegi

July 24: Received NOA (posted 7/21)

July 30: Received Bio Appt Letter in Mail

August 20 @ 2pm: Biometrics Appt. –

Sept 12: Approved!! Should be getting card within 60 days..

2011

April 22: Mailing N400 Citizenship packet to Phoenix AZ! (about time!)

April 25 10:37am Phoenix USCIS Lockbox. Signed for by F DOMINGUEZ

April 28 NOA (received in mail May 2)

June 7 Biometrics Appt

July 26 8:10am Interview/Test APPROVED!

Jul 26 Oath Ceremony! Pete is now a US Citizen!

ficFm7.png

event.png

Filed: AOS (apr) Country: Philippines
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The government makes no distinction as to the taxability of income whether you are a I-94 authorized worker, EAD authorized worker, greencard authorized worker or a USC. All the same!

YMMV

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BlueRain77,

The same as a born and raised US citizen - the amounts of money estimated to be due to the various tax authorities.

Yodrak

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Does anyone know what an immigrant with a 90day Work Auth stamp on their I-94 needs deducted from their paychecks (if anything)? ....

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