Applying for a green card and need US tax transcripts
We file or amend the years USCIS asks for and request the transcripts your immigration attorney needs.
Cross-Border
Cross-Border & Immigration Tax
US tax returns prepared in support of immigration filings, plus US/Canada coordination for workers on either side of the border. Registered with the Canada Revenue Agency.
Cross-border tax preparation coordinates US Form 1040 or 1040-NR filings with Canadian T1 obligations, foreign-account reporting, and US-Canada treaty positions.
Licensed CPA Former IRS Revenue AgentAll 50 states
Turnaround
Custom quote after intake
Pricing
From $850 · Quoted after intake based on filings required
What's included
Every engagement covers
US returns for immigration support (USCIS)
Tax compliance, transcripts, and back-filings often required for green card, visa, and naturalization.
US/Canada cross-border filings
1040 and 1040-NR for US obligations; coordination with T1 for Canadian residents and dual filers.
Registered with the Canada Revenue Agency
Authorized to liaise with the CRA on behalf of clients with Canadian filing obligations.
Double-taxation coordination
Form 1116 foreign tax credit, Form 8833 treaty positions, totalization.
FBAR & Form 8938 reporting
Foreign account disclosure done correctly the first time — penalties here are steep.
Typical situations
You're in the right place if…
Canadian working in the US on a TN or H-1B
Residency determination, treaty positioning, and coordinated US + Canadian filings so you don't pay twice.
Snowbird or dual filer splitting time across the border
Substantial-presence test, closer-connection or treaty tie-breaker, and clean reporting on both sides.
FAQ
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