- 3 - Petitioner’s sister Fatima Jalloh (Mrs. Jalloh) gave birth to a daughter Mariam Jalloh (Mariam) on February 12, 1999. Mrs. Jalloh and Mariam also purportedly lived in the apartment with petitioner, Mr. Conteh, Mrs. Diallo, and Oumou after Mariam’s birth through the remainder of 1999. Mariam’s birth certificate reflects that she was born in the State of Maryland. A health insurance patient authorization form dated February 19, 1999, issued by a medical center for care provided to Mariam, indicates that the subscriber of Mariam’s health insurance was Mrs. Jalloh. The form indicates that Mariam’s home address was in Lanham, Maryland. This address is the same as Mrs. Jalloh’s home address indicated in a letter signed by her and dated April 19, 2000. A receipt for medical treatment for Mariam dated July 2, 1999, indicates that Mariam was covered by health insurance. Petitioner married Fatima Barrie (Mrs. Barrie) in 1995. During 1999 Mrs. Barrie and petitioner did not live together in the same household. Although they were not living together, petitioner and Mrs. Barrie did not file for separation or divorce. On Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax Return, for 1999 petitioner claimed Oumou and Mariam as dependents (foster children). Petitioner claimed head-of-household filing status and an EIC of $3,613. Respondent determined in a notice of deficiency thatPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next
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