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In that email you will log into a website called Foreign National Information (FNIS) to enter this information  \nYour payments will be taxed correctly according to the information entered via FNIS. If appropriate you will submit paperwork to the UM Payroll department  \nThe payments you receive in the current calendar will be taxed per the information you entered in FNIS. These payments are reported on a Form 1042-S and/or a Form W-2  \nOVERVIEW  \nIn January and February of 2023 you will receive emails from the UM Payroll department stating that your Forms 1042-S and/or W-2 are ready to be downloaded   \nYou will use these forms to file your United States income tax return (Form 1040-NR) . This return is due April 15, 2023.  \nIn February, you will also receive an email from the UM International Center with a link to a website (Glacier Tax Prep) to enter your information and file your United States income tax return  \nFiling a tax return is required by all F-1 and J-1 international students even if you did not work.  \nDEFINITIONS  \n􀂄 ALIEN CERTIFICATE – U of M form used by Payroll to determine tax status for non-US citizens  \n􀂄 This may be requested by the UM Payroll department if there are questions regarding your status after you enter your information in the Foreign National Information (FNIS) website.  \nAlien Certificate  \nTHE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN-PAYROLL OFFICE  \nALIEN CERTIFICATE  \nIf you are not a citizen of the United States, you must complete this Alien Certificate. Return the completed Alien Certificate to: Payroll Office, G395 Wolverine Tower, 3003 S. State St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1279 or via fax (734)647-3983.  \nPLEASE PRINT  \nSECTION I – To be completed by all non-residents (even those who do not enter the U.S.)  \nAC  \nName:      \nLast First Middle Social Security Number  \nI certify that I am a resident of the country of      \nDate of birth    \nMonth Day Year UMID  \nSECTION II – Complete this section only if you have entered the United States.  \nInclude your original date of entry, date of Visa change if any, and any time you were gone from the U.S. for 365 days or more.  \nI entered the United States on  \nMonth Day Year  \nMonth Day Year  \nIf Resident Alien, check reason:  \nI certify that my type of VISA is:  \non a(n)  \nVisa Type  \nVisa Type  \nF1  \nI left the U.S. on  \nMonth Day Year  \nMonth Day Year  \n1. Lawful Permanent Resident Test (Green Card Test)  \n2. Substantial Presence Test  \nJ1 J2 Other (specify)  \nI was a (check one)  \nStudent Non-Student  \nStudent Non-Student  \nIf you are eligible to claim a tax treaty exemption as a teacher/researcher, you must file a Form 8233 with the proper attachment for your country of residence. If you are eligible to claim a tax treaty exemption  \nas a student, you must file a Form 8233 with the proper attachment for your country of permanent residence. 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