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jamaicadiva   0

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We are getting ready to apply for 10yr visa... For 2005 He didnt file taxes because no income, but i did include him and his son ( who lives with us) on mine. In 2006 we filed seperately because I did not want him to be liable fo rmy income tax debt that I had at the time. Do you think that is going to be a problem when we get ready to file?? We have other things like bills, mail, affadivits, insurance papers, bank accounts, and credit cards statements. I am really starting to get nervous.

8/22/03 - Met in Jamaica while attending a friend's wedding

2/14/04 - Got engaged while in Jamaica

6/12/04- Mailed I-129F 6/24/04- NOA1

01/26/05 -206 days since NOA 1. Got letter saying that my case is currently undergoing the increased security checks

3/2/05 -I'M APPROVED !!! 239 DAYS !!!! I CANT BELIEVE IT !!

03/09/05 - Got NOA2 in mail

4/6/05 Package came in mail from Embassy

5/16/05 Paperwork dropped off at Embassy. Waiting on interview date

7/14/05- APPROVED!

9/10/05-Chris and CJ arrive in Chicago !

11/19/05-GETTING MARRIED!

12/02/05-sent EAD and AOS

2/15/06-Biometrics done

2/25/06-EAD arrived in mail

4/6/06-AOS approved in CSC WITHOUT INTERVIEW

5/06-Received Green Card

I-751

1/28/08-mailed application

2/6/08-check cashed at CSC

2/11/08-received 1yr extension letter

7/12/08-10 year green card received!

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pj1959us   0

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Many married couples file separately for various reasons. Both of your tax returns should reflect the same address...and as married, filing separately? I don't see why it should be a problem especially if you have other evidence to support your cohabitation.

PJ

1-21-09 Getting Naturalization documents together.

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Jasman0717   9

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Many married couples file separately for various reasons. Both of your tax returns should reflect the same address...and as married, filing separately? I don't see why it should be a problem especially if you have other evidence to support your cohabitation.

PJ

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