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Lawyer...Lawyer...Lawyer.... Preferably one with cross boarder law experience. Anything less Kea, only asks for problems further down the road.

Are now up on YouTube! Sorry for the delay. The link here is to the Viennese Waltz; no routine, just a couple of quick rehearsals and a general idea. The male dancer who was supposed to be part of it - well, long story, and he couldn't and there had not been any choreography. So the head of the local dance studio, and Gwen, pretty much made it up on the fly in the week before the performance. Viennese Waltz

Here's another one for you, with a couple of stories to go with it. Keene HS does an all-night graduation party for the kids, and their big fund-raiser is a "Dancing with the Stars" with local notables; a local dance studio provides the professionals. Gwen's assigned partner this year was Steve, one of the local policemen (last year's partner was a firefighter - we tease her that she should go back next year and insist on an EMT, to have a full sweep of emergency service personnel partners). Steve's mother got very ill during the spring and he was away, and as a result Gwen & Steve only got half the time to practice as the others - and they took second place. The other bits of the story are that all the sexy moves in the dance were put in by Steve's wife, and that Gwen's dance costume is one she designed and made herself, last summer. Hustle

In most cases, I have found this to be a case of identity theft. The form is 14039 and the identity theft number is 800-908-4490 Extension 245

Best I could find was these: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Rejected-Return-Help-for-Free-File-Fillable-Forms http://cchsfs-atx.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/15058/~/top-irs-individual-reject-codes-for-tax-year-2014 http://www.efile.com/how-to-correct-an-irs-efile-tax-return-rejection-error-code/ They used to publish a list of the reject codes, apparently they decided that was no longer necessary. It appears the spouse either already filed separately or someone else filed with their SSN. Although option 2, [fraud] is certainly a possibility, option one should always be checked first, because it happens a lot more than you might expect.