US Immigration from United Kingdom

Hi,

Moved to the US last month with my wife and child ( wife is a US citizen) and I am waiting for my green card and social security to arrive. However I wondered would I be eligible for the IRS check as I will be out of work for a while with no means of supporting myself (the job market is more or less dead atm) and would I be able to claim for my son? Any information would be appreciated.

I moved with my wife (US citizen) to the US after my green card visa got approved. We traveled with my 6 month who was born in the UK but thought we could apply for a US passport once we reached to the US. However I forgot to file a CRBA whilst we was in the UK and now need to file it from the US. What is the best way to do this and apply for his US passport ( he holds a UK passport).

My spouse doesn't file taxes and is applying manually for economic impact payment on the IRS website; there are two options available for filing status, 1. single, 2. married filing jointly. We're in the midst of AOS paperwork (delayed because of COVID-19) and we were married before the 31st of December 2019. Should we be filing jointly since we are married, or not since I don't have a work eligible social security number? Would filing as 'single' hurt our case since we are married now? It says on the IRS website that you are ineligible if you are a 'nonresident alien'. Thank you in advance for any help!

We re currently in LA because of the quarantine. We ve applied for the I-130. And are going to apply for the Cr1 when back in the UK. Anyways, my wife s ESTA expires the 20th if this month. We don t want to go back until all this is over because we have a baby. What happens if we overstay at this time? Is there anything we can do to make sure we re ok to stay at this time.

Hello

I entered the US last year as a K1, I have my EAD/AP but still waiting for my green card interview to be scheduled.

I started my US job in March 2020 and so I had to complete the new 2020 W-4 form (hard copy). On it, it didn't ask for my immigration/residential status.

After I got my first paystub I realised I had entered the wrong amount on the 'extra withholding' section. I can change the amount online via the company's ADP (system where you can access paystubs etc.). I started the process but before you can change the amount, it asked whether you are a non-resident alien or a US citizen/resident alien. On the question, it defines non-resident alien as an individual that is not a 'US citizen and do not meet either the green card test or the substancial presence test for the calendar year Jan 1 - Dec 31'.

If I am a non-resident alien, there are special rules when completing W-4 form (ref. IRS Notice 1392 and IRS Pub T-15). Therefore I want to be sure I tick the right box. Also it isn't clear how much tax I will pay based on my salary as a non resident alien. 1) Is there a way to find that out?

2) Is it correct to say, I am a non-resident alien, although my green card process is on going?

3) On IRS, it states that you can treat your non resident alien spouse as a US resident. Does that apply in my case?

Thanks!