On the question of the US Immigration Bureau's request for supplementary information.

I am an international student from China who was sent back to China. I'm Swiss and my wife is Japanese. I got married in America. You received a temporary green card to return the tax form! This is a harsh clause that most students studying in the United States will encounter, and we international students can basically meet it.

It's no big deal, as long as you pay taxes. Be sure to remember the numbers written on it. The name on it is still powerful. How long must the tax and amount be paid in full?

After all the formalities are completed, you should follow up and check the website, email and contact the immigration bureau in time.

If you are in the United States now, you can consult our embassy in the United States about the federal regulations in dealing with this issue.

The tax should be a tax bill for which you have not submitted payment vouchers in recent years. If you pay taxes, there will be a federal tax bill. Hand it all in.

As for whether it will affect your application, it depends on whether your application reasons have been refuted. If you apply for a green card because of f 1' s student status, you will lose the conditions for applying for a green card if you lose f 1' s identity, and you will not get a green card. If the application reason is not directly related to this, it can be ignored.

Good luck. There is no need to worry about this. You can ask the embassy. Sometimes it is more reassuring to ask them.