REJECTED AOS FROM USCIS

[Allaboutwaiting 2,503]

15 minutes ago, belinda63 said:

It appears you did not marry within 90 days. If that is correct he cannot apply based upon the K-1. You will need to include the I-130 along with everything else, and the fee for it of course.

 

2 minutes ago, NancyNguyen said:

They got married on May 29, just couldn't get the marriage certificate.

That part is confusing as the OP says they married in May but weren't able to record the marriage so they had to REDO it in June. 

 

@maleecka What is the exact date of marriage on your certificate? 

[databit 328]

Note:  For the I-944, you will need to send official tax transcripts, not just tax returns& w-2's . You must order these from the IRS.

[bradoony 54]

42 minutes ago, databit said:

Note:  For the I-944, you will need to send official tax transcripts, not just tax returns& w-2's . You must order these from the IRS.

Most of the people can not get tax transcript due to COVID. How do you know that w2 and 1040 does not work

[juancarlos 126]

True. I cannot get transcripts because IRS still did not process my taxes so I am sending my tax return and W-2. I will explain it in additional information.

 

I hope it works

[Scandi 4,166]

5 hours ago, Allaboutwaiting said:

 

That part is confusing as the OP says they married in May but weren't able to record the marriage so they had to REDO it in June. 

 

@maleecka What is the exact date of marriage on your certificate? 

The word "redo" is a bit odd, yes. Here in Los Angeles it takes up to 8 weeks to have your marriage recorded, but it obviously doesn't change the date you actually got married. We had to wait 4 weeks for our marriage to be recorded, but our wedding date on the certificate is still the date we got married. 

 

Not sure what "redo" means though. If it means getting married again because something went wrong the first time, you could be right about not being married within 90 days.

[kayden123 52]

6 hours ago, bradoony said:

Most of the people can not get tax transcript due to COVID. How do you know that w2 and 1040 does not work

FYI,  Transcripts are online on the IRS website for every year. I didnt need to talk to the IRS.  Unless I filed differently then you, I'd assume everyone had it on the IRS website.

[Scandi 4,166]

26 minutes ago, kayden123 said:

FYI,  Transcripts are online on the IRS website for every year. I didnt need to talk to the IRS.  Unless I filed differently then you, I'd assume everyone had it on the IRS website.

Yes they're on the IRS website but far from everyone can access them. To access them online you need an account. To create an account the website asks questions to verify your identification. Tons of immigrants can't be verified, and also many US citizens can't even be verified. So then you have to request USCIS to send you a code via mail that you use to create an account. That's not a possibility now during the pandemic as IRS don't do anything that has to do with papers. They won't send your transcripts via mail, and they won't send you the code to create an account. 

[juancarlos 126]

I hope we don't get rejected because of the damn transcripts.

[kayden123 52]

33 minutes ago, Scandi said:

Yes they're on the IRS website but far from everyone can access them. To access them online you need an account. To create an account the website asks questions to verify your identification. Tons of immigrants can't be verified, and also many US citizens can't even be verified. So then you have to request USCIS to send you a code via mail that you use to create an account. That's not a possibility now during the pandemic as IRS don't do anything that has to do with papers. They won't send your transcripts via mail, and they won't send you the code to create an account. 

I didn't verify my account by mail, i did it through my phone.

 

 

from irs website

You need a phone number or a verified address

We'll need one more way to verify your identity. The easiest way is to send a code to your phone by text message (SMS). Your phone must be a U.S.-based mobile phone number associated with your name.

You can also complete identity verification by receiving a letter in the mail. If you choose this method, you'll either need a U.S.-based phone number OR an iPhone, iPad, or Android device to complete registration.

 

Edited June 26, 2020 by kayden123

[Scandi 4,166]

29 minutes ago, kayden123 said:

I didn't verify my account by mail, i did it through my phone.

 

 

from irs website

You need a phone number or a verified address

We'll need one more way to verify your identity. The easiest way is to send a code to your phone by text message (SMS). Your phone must be a U.S.-based mobile phone number associated with your name.

You can also complete identity verification by receiving a letter in the mail. If you choose this method, you'll either need a U.S.-based phone number OR an iPhone, iPad, or Android device to complete registration.

 

And many phone numbers don't work if they're not registered in one way or another (ie associated with your name). Mine never worked, I had to get a code sent to my address by IRS. Luckily I did that two years ago so I can access my account just fine now during the pandemic too. But like I said, far from everyone can access their transcripts this way right now.

Edited June 26, 2020 by Scandi

[Just Paul 4,595]

Mary couldn't get her transcript with her phone number.  She did get it using mine.  And we didn't file jointly.

[Timona 4,207]

@maleeckaDid you send a copy of the marriage  certificate? Per your wording, you re-did the marriage ceremony on June 12th and sent your AOS the same day. Just curious 

Edited June 26, 2020 by Timona

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

If OP did not get married within 90 days wouldn't he have lost his ability to adjust status? Without the OP clarifying the date of the marriage, not when the certificate/license was obtained, I think all anyone can do is shout out guesses. 

[geowrian 22,337]

1 hour ago, Luckycuds said:

If OP did not get married within 90 days wouldn't he have lost his ability to adjust status?

He would have lost the ability to AOS based on the existing petition (the I-129F).

So an I-130 would also be needed. As the spouse of a USC, being out of status is not a bar to AOS.

[Lucky2Lucky 2,526]

1 minute ago, geowrian said:

He would have lost the ability to AOS based on the existing petition (the I-129F).

So an I-130 would also be needed. As the spouse of a USC, being out of status is not a bar to AOS.

Would you file I130 & AOS at same time?