Tax compliance is a significant factor in many immigration decisions. Filing accurately and consistently reflects responsibility and good moral character. If there are uncertainties, applicants should consult a tax professional and correct issues before filing immigration applications.

Failing to file when required can raise concerns, but addressing mistakes proactively can mitigate problems. Bringing corrected filings and explanations to an interview demonstrates accountability. Avoid ignoring tax issues.

I reviewed my tax history before applying and corrected errors. This preparation prevented issues and gave me confidence during my interview.