What year of irs tax returns do we need for filing i175

[Maryyy 8]

Thanks

[payxibka 10,045]

24 minutes ago, Maryyy said:

Thanks

What is i175?

 

If you mean i751?  

 

You don't need to provide any tax returns.  You need to provide evidence of an ongoing relationship.  Some people choose to show joint returns as a type of this evidence but you certainly are not obligated to do so 

[Maryyy 8]

10 minutes ago, payxibka said:

What is i175?

 

If you mean i751?  

 

You don't need to provide any tax returns.  You need to provide evidence of an ongoing relationship.  Some people choose to show joint returns as a type of this evidence but you certainly are not obligated to do so 

Yeah I mean what else can I provide? My husband doesn't even have a bank account with me. He has his account with his mom not me. So I can show last years tax return? And what else?

[payxibka 10,045]

26 minutes ago, Maryyy said:

Yeah I mean what else can I provide? My husband doesn't even have a bank account with me. He has his account with his mom not me. So I can show last years tax return? And what else?

Driving license or other evidence showing you both live at the same address.  Do you have anything joint?

[Crazy Cat 41,903]

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[Ed&Midori1031 330]

Do you both have a credit card account together?  Or utility Bill's? Etc. 

[da95826 387]

You need to provide evidence of your bonafide marriage throughout your marriage from wedding to the date you submit the i751 application.

 

Best evidence.

Joint tax returns for each year of the marriage (ITS tax transcripts) [You both could amend past tax returns to married filing jointly]

Joint bank account statements showing income coming in and money going out to pay joint expenses. Put together proof of payment of expenses from petitioner and spouse.

Joint bills (energy, phone, internet, water,,,)

Joint lease, joint mortgage during marriage

State issued IDs or driver's licenses for spouse and petitioner with common address

W2 and 1099 issued during the marriage (common address, show income)

Birth records of children together

Photos together on vacation, at family events, holidays

Joint insurance (life, health, car)

Joint ownership of property (car, home)

Proof of travel together as a couple during marriage

Joint investments (IRA, & 401k beneficiary) 

Affidavits from friends, family, that can attest that you and your spouse live together as a couple and attest to your marriage.

 

None of these pieces of evidence is required but provide as many as you can is needed, if you're short in one area of proof you need to provide more proof in other areas.

[RamonGomez 271]

You don't need any tax transcripts or returns, but they are recommended. We included federal tax transcripts showing joint filing for 2018 and 2019 (we haven't filed our 2020 return yet).

Edited February 15, 2021 by RamonGomez

[Maryyy 8]

On 2/14/2021 at 10:53 PM, RamonGomez said:

You don't need any tax transcripts or returns, but they are recommended. We included federal tax transcripts showing joint filing for 2018 and 2019 (we haven't filed our 2020 return yet).

Who is the petitioner in the form? The uSc spouse?

[da95826 387]

No, the green card holder is both the petitioner and the beneficiary, the USA spouse is only the spouse.

[Maryyy 8]

So where does the usc has to sign the form?

[da95826 387]

They would sign in the spouse section: Part 8,  queston 6a.