spageddy
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I did a schedule C thankfully, so it shouldn't be too long before IRS responds, I hope, thanks for the guidance now I just need to know whether to include the original or amended income on the new i864 we'll likely get in touch with a lawyer to make absolute certain that things are filed correctly
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I-864 RFE, but am in the process of amending my taxes
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To try to clear things up, because I might have worded it confusingly, I have PayPal invoices as documentation for the extra income on my amended 1040X, rather than 1099s. The amended 1040X have the correct income, but they haven't been processed yet. Therefore my questions are: Is it valid to include the unprocessed 1040X? I'm unsure BECAUSE they aren't processed yet. Should I put the value from the unprocessed 1040X on the I-864? Or should I put the values on my original return transcripts?
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Yes, which is why I filed to amend them, they were wrong so I'm fixing them. IRS is currently processing them. No 1099's because I was self employed, took clients through PayPal, and made too negligible of an amount for PayPal to generate 1099s. I reported the correct amount on my amended returns.
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Right, we were planning on submitting more documents than just the tax transcripts and amended 1040Xs, I'm just confused as to which figure to put down on my total income for I-864, the original or amended figure? Because the 1040Xs aren't processed yet. We're looking for a joint sponsor. This is the evidence we plan to submit For evidence, we were planning to include My US birth certificate My US passport bio page My household member's US birth certificate My household member's US passport bio page Joint sponsor's US birth certificate My ORIGINAL TAX RETURN transcripts My AMENDED 1040Xs for all 3 years Letter explaining the amendments My W2s My pay stubs My household member's tax return transcripts, past 3 years My household members W2s My household members pay stubs Joint sponsor's tax return transcripts, past 3 years Joint sponsor's W2s Joint sponsor's pat stubs I don't have documentation on the addition income reported in my AMENDED returns aside from invoices on PayPal. Didn't generate enough money from that source for PayPal to generate any 1099s.
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Hi VJ, I'm a USC sponsoring my spouse (adjusting from K1). Me and my spouse have recently received an RFE asking for my proof of citizenship, and saying that me and my household member (my mother, who we live with) could not be determined to be qualified to sponsor my spouse, despite us combined making well over 125% poverty guidelines this year. I assume the problem with the I-864 and I-864a is that we neglected to provide proof of citizenship, and would have no qualms filing the I-864 again, possibly gaining another joint sponsor JUST to be safe, but I've come across a complication. I few weeks ago, AFTER filing AOS, I discovered my income for my 2021, 2022, and 2023 tax returns was slightly underreported (forgot to include small amounts of self employed income). I filed amended returns to try to set things right, but lo and behold, this RFE arrives at our door just a few weeks later. The IRS hasn't finished processing my amended returns yet, and likely won't be the RFE due date, so it leaves me wondering, should I report my amended amount of income on the I-864 even if my transcripts don't reflect it? Or should I use the pre-amended figures? As far as documentation for responding to this RFE goes, should I just send in my pre-amended tax return transcripts again, should i send in JUST the 1040X amended taxes, or should I send in the pre-amended return transcripts AND the 1040X amended taxes?
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Yeah, I've heard of a lot of K-1 immigrants having a hard time getting ahold of an SSN before I-94 expires, along with other bureaucratic troubles. We were already planning to move out of state for other reasons before too long, just another reason to add to the list I suppose. But in the meantime, they'll get their EAD delivered shortly, hopefully insurance through an employer shortly following, if not, at least it'll make them eligible. We'll try to get in contact with a lawyer just to be sure, if nothing else for peace of mind. It does sadden us that others might have to wait longer.
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Oh, I very much included them in my household when making an application, but who is included in your household and who's eligible for coverage are two different things So in the case K-1 is considered an immigrant visa they WOULDNT need their EAD to be eligible? This is all really confusing, we'll heavily consider getting an attorney
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K1 AOS no longer eligible for marketplace coverage in certain states?
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Understood, my spouse DID just get EAD approved a few days back, we're still waiting for it to arrive, so that's good news at least. When they have it in hand, we'll report a life change and get them coverage. But yeah, been learning the hard way K1 certainly has its complications
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Lemonslice reacted to a post in a topic:
K1 AOS no longer eligible for marketplace coverage in certain states?
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Of course, the notice is under the immigration status section of the Healthcare.gov website. https://www.healthcare.gov/immigrants/immigration-status/
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spageddy reacted to a post in a topic:
K1 AOS no longer eligible for marketplace coverage in certain states?
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Hello VJ, I'm a USC and my spouse is a K-1 visa holder, currently awaiting AOS. We live in the state of Ohio. My job doesn't give healthcare benefits, but rather a payout to help us afford our own healthcare plans on the ACA marketplace. Unfortunately, there's been a bit of confusion in regards to whether or not my spouse would be eligible to get a joint plan with me. A new notice on the ACA marketplace seems to be say that K1 -> pending AOS recipients in certain states, Ohio being among them, are no longer eligible, due to not having an underlying approved immigrant visa (k-1 being nonimmigrant). OTHER portions of the site say that they are eligible. We've tried to talk with those working at the Marketplace but they haven't been helpful and seem to be ill-informed on the matter. Any other K-1 -> AOS filers run into this problem? Exact wording for who isn't eligible in certain states is: Adjustment to lawful permanent resident (LPR/Green Card holder) status without an approved immigrant visa petition
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My spouse is a freelance artist, can they still draw/post art as a hobby without EAD?
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My spouse was brought over on a K-1 visa and now we're happily married! We're gathering documents to file for AOS, but I thought it would be worth asking, would my spouse be able to draw and post their art online as a hobby (without pay) without work authorization if they used to do it professionally? Additionally, would it violate the "no working" rule if they made gifts for friends to post? Would it be seen as unpaid freelancing?
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Hey y'all, kind of an interesting situation here!! Me and my fiancee have been in the process of filing for a K-1 visa and, having recently received our NOA2, are gearing up for the upcoming visa interview. The thing is, my partner makes money as a freelance artist of the ahem spicy variety, and has to post their artwork on social media to market their work According to the DS-160, we have to list that presence, but they're kind of shy about including it. I figure they would have to either way unfortunately, which gets to the crux of the question Would providing the account but privating it's contents be seen as suspicious, or should i just tell my fiancee that they have to show all the lovingly rendered bazoingers theyve drawn to the interviewer?