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A233465

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    My husband and I met in 2008 online on myspace. In August of 2009 after talking for nearly a year and a half I went down to Argentina to meet him for the first time. We have been inseparable since. We were engaged July 26th 2011 and i started working on the visa paperwork February of 2012 (for tax reasons).

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  1. Ok - I had to look that up. A list or errors printed to explain errors in the original document? We made 2 copies, one for us and one for the officer. Thank you - I was struggling with how to convey the information, but this makes sense. We labeled the nickname as a nickname.
  2. Eratta? do you mean extra sheet?
  3. Last thing... and i'm physically sick over this. When we filled it out - the names portion we didn't list any nicknames. He is named after his dad so sometimes he's called by his middle name, by me, some family members and one or two friends stateside. Anyone he meets new he uses his given name(for ease of pronunciation). Never has he ever gone by his middle name in official capacity ever, never signed anything in his middle name, never. In every other instance in life he's known by his given name. I know when we filled it out we even debated it because the wording of the online document, which was a little different than the paper version. Now I am second guessing our choice because i reread the instructions and it also asked for nicknames.
  4. Thank you - we opted to do this - . I did it on a word doc - paragraph adding to the specific section on the application, its on our tax transcripts anyway as a schedule C and SE and from going over those from the past 5 years its a small part of our income but its there.
  5. Thank you - much appreciated. We chose to re-upoad those pages just to be 'sure' (under unsolicited information) along with a description of why. even though you are right, it doesnt make sense that they would accept an incomplete application. If its a known glitch on their end I guess it makes us look... like we have attention to detail. Who knows. How stressful. I believe you but still, how stressful!
  6. Thats crazy - the spouses information was blank?? Thats crazy! the section was blank even though you filled it out correctly? That is absolutely crazy! is it superfluous to try to re-upload anyway?
  7. My husband was going through the uploaded n-400 today to verify some information. We noticed that all the information about me, the spouse was empty. We would not have left that empty, we tripple checked this before uploading it... I also find it hard to believe that if the form were incomplete on their end that they would have accepted it. We are filing under the general provision. In the application it shows that he reported married and for good measure WHEN WE FILED we uploaded our marriage certificate, both the original and the copy from the county. They have that under supporting evidence. They had scheduled his interview. How is this possible??? We are downloading the page again and re-uploading the specific information about his spouse under unsolicited evidence with an explanation that we noticed this was empty, we don't understand why. We will also upload my birth certificate and probably our latest mortgage statement under unsolicited evidence.
  8. Well i'm working with what I have. The lawyer responded and said bring whatever you have and explain the absence of what we don't. We do have evidence that we filed and paid taxes that year - along with the tax return prepared by our preparer, the tax transcript that shows we paid with zero balance (and what we paid) the carbon copy of the cheque made out to the us govt which matches as well as the bank statement with the matching cheque number that shows said cheque was cashed. The lawyer did not suggest rescheduling the apt. I sent off for the tax forms and i'm just concerned about them getting back in time.
  9. I have requested by mail - will try calling, I didnt realize i could call to request transcripts but I also want to see if I can just make an apt to go to an IRS office and have them print it there. There is an IRS office 5 minutes from my house as long as we can get an apt. If not my thought was to use the act transcript combined with our own copy of the filing. Its the same year and the act transcript shows filed and a zero balance owed.
  10. I know this is an old thread but i'm just wondering how this worked out for you. I have requested the 5th year but i'm concerned about it coming in time. I have downloaded the 4 years of transcripts and I also downloaded the account transcript for the 5th year. We have the tax return for the 5th year and I was going to bundle that with the account transcript in the event that the 5th transcript didnt come in time.
  11. makes sense. I already emailed the lawyer and i sent off the request for the last transcript this morning. We have the actual tax returns though so if the last transcript doesnt come in time we will go with that and like you said, worst case get an RFE. When i did the affidavit of support years ago I did not use tax transcripts, I made copies of my tax returns and sent those and they were accepted.
  12. This is to say - we are applying under the general provision.
  13. How many years do we need? 3 or 5? The IRS only has 4 years available for download so we did that. They did have an 'account transcript' for the 5th year, which showed that we did file, its just not the entire transcript and we can of course bring our tax return, or we could get proof from the people who prepared our taxes. I don't need to do the extra step and request the IRS to mail me the transcript for the year 2020 do i?
  14. I appreciate the response, thank you, its just encouragement. That's what I was thinking, that he would explain it in the inverview but wow my stomach dropped when I realized this.
  15. Really just one thing. I know we need to bring our tax transcripts and as I was thinking about it. I realize I *think* we forgot to include one source of my husband's income (we haven't double checked yet). It was semantics and the way the question was asked 'employer' well - we must have been quite literally thinking because we only thought of who he is employed by, who he goes into work with, not considering all forms of his income... He has a small online Ebay business which we do report tax wise but I think last year only made maybe 9k in profit. We report it on our taxes so, i'm assuming it will show on the tax transcripts. And for whatever reason when we were filling that out we didn't consider ebay as part 'employer' really hyper focused on everything else that needed to be done. I was just assuming that at the interview they will ask if he needs to rectify or amend anything on his application that will be when he mentions ebay and refer to the tax transcripts. It was an honest mistake - and as my husband phrased to me just now, I think he will do a good job explaining what happened... but it makes my stomach drop to think we messed this up.
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