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Hello everyone. I have a question. I am married to a US citizen and I have my green card. We are looking to go file our taxes but someone was telling us that we are able to claim my son who I pay more than 50% of his expenses. Has anyone heard of that?
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PD - 2/20/18
Filed I-130, I-765 and I-485 Concurrently
Family Based - Married to USC
2/20/18 - Paperwork received by USCIS
3/20/18 - Biometrics completed
5/9/18 - Received EAD
5/12/18 - Received Social Security card
5/21/18 - I-131 (AP) received by USCIS
9/21/18 - AP approved -
Is your son in the US? Does he have a Social Security Number?
This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice. -
No he's still in Jamaica with his mom.PD - 2/20/18
Filed I-130, I-765 and I-485 Concurrently
Family Based - Married to USC
2/20/18 - Paperwork received by USCIS
3/20/18 - Biometrics completed
5/9/18 - Received EAD
5/12/18 - Received Social Security card
5/21/18 - I-131 (AP) received by USCIS
9/21/18 - AP approvedComment
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Please see the IRS Interactive Tax Assistant (ITA) page and click begin.
Last edited by pphuff; 02-21-2020, 04:03 PM.Comment
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If he doesn't have a green card and isn't in the US, he isn't a resident alien for tax purposes, and he can't be claimed as a dependent.
This is my personal opinion and is not to be construed as legal advice.Comment
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