Form 8843, Statement for Exempt Individuals and Individuals With a Medical Condition
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IRS Form 8843, Statement for Exempt Individuals and Individuals With a Medical Condition, is filed by nonresident aliens — mainly F and J students, teachers, and trainees — to exclude days of US presence from the substantial presence test, even with no income. JustFill makes the official IRS PDF fillable in your browser so you type or dictate every field free.
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Form 8843, Statement for Exempt Individuals and Individuals With a Medical Condition, is an IRS form that nonresident aliens use to explain why certain days they were physically present in the United States should not count toward the substantial presence test that determines tax residency. "Exempt individual" here means exempt from counting days of presence — not exempt from paying tax. JustFill turns the official IRS PDF into a fillable form you complete in your browser: you give general information about your visa and immigration status, then complete the part that fits your situation (teacher/trainee, student, professional athlete, or medical condition). If you also file a US tax return, Form 8843 is attached to your Form 1040-NR; if you have no income and are not required to file a return, you mail Form 8843 by itself to the IRS. JustFill prepares the PDF — you submit it yourself.
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Your name, US taxpayer ID (SSN or ITIN, if you have one), addresses in your home country and the US, visa type and current nonimmigrant status, passport number and country, and the number of days you were present in the US this year and the two prior years.
For J or Q visa holders: the academic institution or program you taught or trained at, its director and contact details, and the calendar years you were present as a teacher or trainee.
For F, J, M, or Q students: your school or program and its director, the years you claimed the student exemption, and whether you have applied or taken steps to become a US lawful permanent resident.
The name(s) and dates of the charitable sports event(s) you competed in and the charitable organizations that benefited from the events.
A description of the medical condition or problem, the dates involved, the date you intended to leave the US, and the date you actually left; a signed statement from a physician is attached.
Required only when you file Form 8843 by itself; if it is attached to a Form 1040-NR return, the signature on that return covers it.
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