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Does anybody know if filing for an ITIN# (Form W7) for my spouse will effect filing for AOS for a Green Card? We are just getting ready to also file the AOS. It says on the W7 "don't submit this form if you have, or are eligible to get a US social security number".

 

We are not eligible to get a SSN until we actually have a Green card so I am hesitant to file for the ITIN# to file for 2020 taxes.

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I just spoke to the IRS here is what needs to happen:   1) Complete the W-7 2) Complete your Federal & State tax returns using the number 999-88-9999 in place of a Social Security N

Mike E
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K-1s whose authorized stay has not expired are eligible to get an SSN.  Many K-1s in VJ got SSNs before AOS or EAD.  This includes my then fiancée.  This has been discussed extensively  on VJ.  

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We did it several years ago while we were still dating, so the process may have changed slightly, but we filled out a $0 income tax return and a W7 for her and showed up (had an appointment?) at our l

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payxibka   10,045

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6 minutes ago, VisaDonnie said:

Does anybody know if filing for an ITIN# (Form W7) for my spouse will effect filing for AOS for a Green Card? We are just getting ready to also file the AOS. It says on the W7 "don't submit this form if you have, or are eligible to get a US social security number".

 

We are not eligible to get a SSN until we actually have a Green card so I am hesitant to file for the ITIN# to file for 2020 taxes.

Why are you hesitant?  You are not yet eligible for SSN.  ITIN is your only other option. 

YMMV

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K-1s whose authorized stay has not expired are eligible to get an SSN.  Many K-1s in VJ got SSNs before AOS or EAD.  This includes my then fiancée.  This has been discussed extensively  on VJ.  

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42 minutes ago, VisaDonnie said:

Does anybody know if filing for an ITIN# (Form W7) for my spouse will effect filing for AOS for a Green Card? We are just getting ready to also file the AOS. It says on the W7 "don't submit this form if you have, or are eligible to get a US social security number".

 

We are not eligible to get a SSN until we actually have a Green card so I am hesitant to file for the ITIN# to file for 2020 taxes.

She can request a SSN with her I-765, can't she?

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payxibka   10,045

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Original question was will having an ITIN have any effect on AOS.   The answer is NO.  The USCIS doesn't care if you have an ITIN or not.  

YMMV

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4 minutes ago, payxibka said:

Original question was will having an ITIN have any effect on AOS.   The answer is NO.  The USCIS doesn't care if you have an ITIN or not.  

True.  I was referring to his statement about having to wait for the Green Card.

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https://www.itin-services.com/who-needs-itin?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzsfU6pqo7gIViaeGCh18ygIFEAAYASABEgJAAPD_BwE

 

 

read this site as this tax consultant explains you need to have a ITIN (if you do not have a SS #) unless you fall into certain categories which are explained 

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JeanneAdil   6,498

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Nope,  it doesnt

just remember to change the ITIN to your new SS# when you get it 

like with IRS,  the bank and any credit card as you can have a credit report with ITIN if name is on a card

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First thing you get as a K1 is a SSN, wait a few days after arrival to make sure it is in the system.

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We have given up on the K-1 and got married. Got tired of waiting for the interview. So we just started the paperwork for AOS.

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50 minutes ago, JeanneAdil said:

https://www.itin-services.com/who-needs-itin?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIzsfU6pqo7gIViaeGCh18ygIFEAAYASABEgJAAPD_BwE

 

 

read this site as this tax consultant explains you need to have a ITIN (if you do not have a SS #) unless you fall into certain categories which are explained 

Hi, I clicked the link and it says that you can apply for an ITIN via this website. Is this legit?

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3 hours ago, Celebi said:

Hi, I clicked the link and it says that you can apply for an ITIN via this website. Is this legit?

Is it legit? -

 

Legit as in, yes, they will get all your info, fill out the form for you and send it to the IRS while charging you a bunch of money for something you can do yourself? 

 

Sure, it seams as legit as RapidVisa.... doesn't mean someone should use them.

 

It took me all of about 3 minutes when I filled out the ITIN application for my wife. 

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Basically you have to apply for ITIN as you are married and need to report IRS tax returns as MFJ or MFS

filing separate would mean she is going to file for herself and if she doesn't have green card or SS #,  how can she?

So,  you will be filing MFJ and filing out the W 7 for ITIN

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payxibka   10,045

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47 minutes ago, kris&me said:

Basically you have to apply for ITIN as you are married and need to report IRS tax returns as MFJ or MFS

filing separate would mean she is going to file for herself and if she doesn't have green card or SS #,  how can she?

So,  you will be filing MFJ and filing out the W 7 for ITIN

MFS does  indicate the possibility of seperate filings, but often times, the alien does not have any income to tax therefore no return 

YMMV

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