When applying EB2 green card, do USCIS require submission of past personal tax return documents for PERM and I-140?
I agree with my colleague's excellent answer.
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I agree with my colleague's excellent answer.
You are right - proving a negative has never been easy nor simple. Use your imagination.
I agree. USCIS never notifies anyone or any "embassy" - it is the mainly local employees of the home country US consulate that "find out" sooner...
Avoid "online" or else you risk being very sorry (and upset)
I agree. Your lawyer is right. Sending a copy of the actual RFE is sufficient.
While a married couple can apply for EOS on only one I-539, sis in law needs her own.
I agree. A co-sponsor should be a blood relative and if financially qualifies, only provide the last year's tax return.
You do not qualify to apply under the 3 year rule anyway. Apply under the 5 year rule. Wait.
Yes, go ahead and sign such affidavit - you have everything to gain and really nothing much to lose.
I agree. You have nothing to worry about as far as your GC application goes.