US Immigration from England

We have had discussion in this forum about those who did not qualify for the early payout of the $1200 rebate per individual because of various reasons such as the spouse not having a SSN at the time of filing the 2019 return. I posted several times that if it was like the similar 2008 rebate, it should appear on the 2020 return for collection as a credit (not as a separate mailed check or direct deposit).

Here is a draft form 1040 for your 2020 return. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-dft/f1040--dft.pdf
See Line 30, which is where you will collect your recovery rebate. Those who received the rebate already (early payout) will not receive it again, but those that did not qualify for lack of a SSN or filing with an ITIN on the return can collect it when you file 2020 if you qualify on income, SSNs, etc.

I am in the process of filing my n400 online but have a question. I filed 2019 taxes before the deadline but IRS have not processed the return yet due to backlog. I know I am going to owe taxes on this return. I did owe for 2018 but it has been paid and my tax account transcript shows I currently have no account balance. My question is do I need to answer yes to the question ' Do you owe any overdue federal, state or local taxes?' even though the return has not been processed by IRS or can I answer no? and present tax transcript for 2019 at interview while making sure any balance for 2019 is taken care of before interview.

Hi Everyone,

Would love your insight into my situation.
I am currently married, and have been for the last 7 years, living in NYC. I applied in July for my N-400 under the 5 years rule online. I did have to show my marriage certificate and give my spouse s information despite that, but I believe it s normal procedure regardless of 3 or 5 years.

I m moving to NJ likely November this year, as I bought a home. My spouse will stay in NYC, as we lease an apartment and my name will remain in the lease/bills, so we ll be living separately (but still married). NJ and NYC are super close anyway. With that, a few questions:

a) As NJ will be my primary residency, should I move my case there, as I believe it s faster and they also do same day oaths or would you recommend I keep the existing case with NYC given I also have residency?

b) What kind of problems can I face (if any) by choosing one state vs the other? Like delays, or questions etc?

C) How do I go about changing the application and requesting a transfer to a new field office?

D) Do you believe I could face issues due to the fact we will be living separately? Or since it s under the 5 years rule, that doesn t apply to my case / the questions around marriage and living arrangement stay minimum?

Thank you so much for all your help

I am from US he is in England. just wondering if anyone knows if he can visit? I will be going there next week but would love for him to be able to come back with me. I am part of the "love is not tourism'" group on FB and see people doing a quarantine in different countries before entering US. Just not sure if he can since we are in the middle of the visa. All that's left for us was the interview thank you

I have recently returned home to the UK from the USA. My marriage did not work out and we mutually annulled the marriage on very good terms. My rescheduled greencard interview letter came through the day I left, it is supposed to be in a weeks time. Do I need to contact somebody to inform them or will they already know due to the annulment of the marriage? Obviously sending a letter is not going to be quick enough. I want to still be able to travel to the USA in the future and potentially we may try again down the line once we have figured things out between us.