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The document is a form (I-290) from the South Carolina Department of Revenue for nonresident real estate withholding. It outlines the requirements for buyers to withhold taxes when purchasing property from nonresident sellers, including necessary information about the transaction, seller and buyer details, and instructions for filing both original and amended forms. The form must be completed for each seller, and penalties apply for late payments or incomplete submissions.

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What is form I 290?

Form I-290B, Notice of Appeal or Motion, is primarily used to file: 1. An appeal with the Administrative Appeals Office (AAO); or. 2. A motion with the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) office that issued the latest decision in your case (including a field office, service center, or the AAO).

How long does USCIS take to respond to I-290B?

How Long Does an I-290B Appeal or Motion Take? Depending on your situation, it could take three to six months or longer to get a response to your appeal or motion.

What happens if I-290B is approved?

In this case, when your I-290B is approved, your work permit and travel permit will be reinstated and become effective again. Speaking to an immigration attorney can be helpful if you have questions about what your immigration status is, and what steps to take when filing and receiving notice in regards to your 1-290B.

Can I stay in the US while my 290B is pending?

Filing a 290B motion to appeal/reconsider the case give the filer zero right to stay in the US unless the appeal/reconsideration has been approved. If you are in the US, you will be accruing unlawful time in the US from the date of the I-485 denial.

How much is the filing fee for form I-290B?

School Contact Information. Amount , numeric only, By checking this box, and submitting this payment, I confirm I understand the Form I-290B Notice of Appeal or Motion filing fee of $675.00 is non-refundable, per Federal Regulation 8 CFR 103.2(a).