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On 1/26/2024 at 6:23 PM, OldUser said:

In most cases, you would get larger tax return by filing jointly. However, there are situations where filing separately may be better. It's more of a question for a CPA.

In my case, filing jointly will make my refund $3,000 less but separately was higher but since he is still conditional resident, have no choice than to file jointly 

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16 minutes ago, Model4Life said:

In my case, filing jointly will make my refund $3,000 less but separately was higher but since he is still conditional resident, have no choice than to file jointly 

Filing jointly is not a requirement for I-751. If you have other good evidence, it may be OK to file MFS.

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Just now, Model4Life said:

Really? I thought both of you not filing jointly especially for the first year of being married is something Immigration officers frown upon 🤔

What other good evidences do they accept? We have couple of vehicles with both names. 

We don't have mortgage yet but we have our joint apartment lease. we are starting a business together this year within the next couple of months. 

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