important question on tax return for removal on conditions

[mimiye 0]

Hi All-

its been a while since I actually posted on here. It's time to soon apply for removal on conditions and my hubby and I are collecting all the necessary evidence.

As I came across the tax returns, I noticed that we filed jointly for 2006 but my hubby, since I was not working at all in 2005 and came mid of the year from Germany, went ahead and filed married but not jointly (early 2006 we were not thinking of the removal of conditions requirements).

Can someboy advise what to do?

as to the other materials: this is what we have so far: Any comments are greatly appreciated:

checking joint account statements (2005, 2006, 2007 copies) from two different financial institutions we are banking with

copies of health insurance with both our names- we had two different ones so I will submit both

Sprint cell phone family plan with both numbers- one recent bill

one recent electricty bill with both our names

car insurances with both our names- statements covering 2006, 2007

3 notarized affidavits to validate our marriage from family and friends that been knowing about us since the very beginning of our relationship six years ago

joint tax return copy 2006

copy of leases from the two apartments covering the 2 year time period

renters insurance showing both our names- policy and bill

30 pictures 2005-2007, including family and friends on some of the pictures

recent Comcast bill

Any input as to further evidence, but in particular the 2005 tax return issue, is appreciated.

thank you, guys!!

Mimiye

[Marilyn. 340]

it looks like you have a pretty good list already... I wouldn't worry about the 2005 tax return....

[Dakine 26]

Probably no need for it but he can ammend the 2005 ITR if he wants as long as you were married any part of that year.

May get some money back also.

I just did it!

[mimiye 0]

thank you, guys.

I guess I will go ahead and have the 2005 tax return amended...just in case

have a good Sunday evening

Probably no need for it but he can ammend the 2005 ITR if he wants as long as you were married any part of that year.

May get some money back also.

I just did it!