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REMOVAL OF CONDITION, WHAT IS THE EFFECT OF FILING TAX AS MARRIED BUT FILING SEPARATELY

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kunray19   1

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My US petitioner wife wants to file her tax separately which means I have to do the same. 

Will this have an effect on my ROC application? Tax, Married filing separately.

We DON'T have a joint account, but we have docs of living together.. both names on rent lease, we have bills at same address, we have a child, both names on car insurance, pictures etc

Has anyone ever done tax; married filing separately and had no problems with ROC?

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kzielu   1,149

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20 minutes ago, kunray19 said:

My US petitioner wife wants to file her tax separately which means I have to do the same. 

Will this have an effect on my ROC application? Tax, Married filing separately.

We DON'T have a joint account, but we have docs of living together.. both names on rent lease, we have bills at same address, we have a child, both names on car insurance, pictures etc

Has anyone ever done tax; married filing separately and had no problems with ROC?

It makes absolute zero difference. I did file MFS few years in a row, including during RoC - and I am one of the many.

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3 hours ago, kunray19 said:

My US petitioner wife wants to file her tax separately which means I have to do the same. 

Will this have an effect on my ROC application? Tax, Married filing separately.

We DON'T have a joint account, but we have docs of living together.. both names on rent lease, we have bills at same address, we have a child, both names on car insurance, pictures etc

Has anyone ever done tax; married filing separately and had no problems with ROC?

No concern, just make sure your status is "Married" on the tax return regardless of whether you file jointly or not.

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90 Day Window Opened....08/22/17
I-751 Packet Sent..............08/23/17
NOA1 Dated.......................08/25/17
NOA1 Mailed......................08/30/17
NOA1 Received..................09/02/17
Check Cashed....................08/31/17
Biometrics Mailed...............09/20/17
Biometrics Received..........09/22/17
Biometrics Appointment.....10/03/17
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90 Day Window Opens...........08/22/18

N-400 Filed (Online)...............08/23/18

Receipt Notice.......................08/24/18

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Interview Letter Rcvd............05/24/19

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