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Should we continue with my wife's N-400 for naturalization or wait until our situation resolves itself?

We were almost ready to send the application online when I discovered that our tax transcripts were potentially not accurate.

Our tax preparer was making a mistake in the income section and I have now filed amended returns for the three years involved.

IRS has not had time to respond since this is all within the last few days. Everything else is ready to send.

What do you guys think?

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2 minutes ago, provec said:

Should we continue with my wife's N-400 for naturalization or wait until our situation resolves itself?

We were almost ready to send the application online when I discovered that our tax transcripts were potentially not accurate.

Our tax preparer was making a mistake in the income section and I have now filed amended returns for the three years involved.

IRS has not had time to respond since this is all within the last few days. Everything else is ready to send.

What do you guys think?

I wouldn't wait to file N-400.

USCIS is only interested in you filing taxes and whethey are filed jointly.

USCIS is not IRS and won't be checking numbers that much.

 

Bring amended returns to the interview.

 

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7 minutes ago, provec said:

Should we continue with my wife's N-400 for naturalization or wait until our situation resolves itself?

We were almost ready to send the application online when I discovered that our tax transcripts were potentially not accurate.

Our tax preparer was making a mistake in the income section and I have now filed amended returns for the three years involved.

IRS has not had time to respond since this is all within the last few days. Everything else is ready to send.

What do you guys think?

 

 

If they have any questions, you have legitimate filed amended returns you can show them.  More than likely they wont have questions other than, have you always paid all your taxes.  If asked, I assume the answer is "yes".

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Posted
2 hours ago, OldUser said:

I wouldn't wait to file N-400.

USCIS is only interested in you filing taxes and whethey are filed jointly.

USCIS is not IRS and won't be checking numbers that much.

 

Bring amended returns to the interview.

 

Thanks!!

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2 hours ago, top_secret said:

 

 

If they have any questions, you have legitimate filed amended returns you can show them.  More than likely they wont have questions other than, have you always paid all your taxes.  If asked, I assume the answer is "yes".

Absolutely although the IRS response probably will include a fine.

Thanks!

 
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