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Thank you Randy. I was able to complete it with your suggestion.

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Randy,

 

If I file as married filing separately, do I still need the ITIN and a certified copy of her passport? Besides the passport, is there anything I can use?

 

Thank you!

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thank you dnoblett for the website. for me, it's married filing separately.

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thanks guys. now i have problem with filing my taxes. the lawyer wanted me to file as head of house hold which i don't think i qualify for unless i have a dependent and i don't have any. what did you guys do with your taxes as far as filing statuses go? i think married filing separately is probably best suited for us since she's outside the usa since we got married.

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Hello folks,

I've read a lot comments from you all in the past few days and I just thought I sign up and ask you guys who had been through it or are in one just like me for some tips and suggestions.

Here's my story:

 

- I am a US citizen

- Married my wife in September 2012

- Filed I-130 petition in November 2012

- Wife got interviewed in March 2014 and was denied a visa based on INA 221 (g) for fraud and material representation grounds

- Received NOIR on November 2014 with a lot discrepancies on their part

- Lawyer sent in rebuttal documentations in December 2014

- 2/23/2105 Wife got a call from Embassy directly on her cellphone telling her to bring in all related documents for an interview on 5/11/2015. A surprise for us since there's no communication whatsoever from the USCIS to me (the petitioner) via postal mail or email & text notifications that I signed up for and when checking status on their site, nothing has changed since they sent us the NOIR.

 

What do you guys think on this unusual immigration process?