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How to fill out RK I:

1. Start by gathering all the necessary information such as your personal details, employment history, and educational qualifications.
2. Begin the form by filling out your full name, date of birth, and contact information.
3. Provide details about your current employment status, including your job title, employer's name and address, and the duration of your employment.
4. If you are self-employed or have multiple jobs, indicate this and provide relevant details.
5. Specify your educational background, including the degrees or diplomas you have obtained, the institutions you attended, and the dates of your studies.
6. Indicate your language proficiencies, making sure to mention any certifications or fluency levels you have achieved.
7. If applicable, provide information about your previous work experience, including the job titles, company names, and durations of employment for each position.
8. Answer any additional questions asked in the form regarding your skills, training programs, or professional memberships.
9. Finally, review all the information you have entered, ensuring its accuracy and completeness, before submitting the RK I form.

Who needs RK I:

1. Job Applicants: Individuals applying for jobs, especially in Germany, where the RK I form (also known as the Lebenslauf) is commonly required by employers.
2. University Applicants: Students applying to universities or educational institutions might need to complete the RK I form as part of their application process.
3. Immigrants: Individuals planning to move to Germany for work or study purposes often need to fill out the RK I form to provide detailed information about their qualifications and experiences to potential employers or immigration authorities.
4. Scholarship or Grant Applicants: Students applying for scholarships or grants may be required to submit the RK I form to provide a comprehensive overview of their background and achievements.
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What is rk i?

rk i stands for 'Report of Foreign Bank and Financial Accounts'. It is a form required by the IRS for reporting foreign financial accounts.

Who is required to file rk i?

US persons, including citizens, residents, and entities, with foreign financial accounts that exceed certain thresholds.

How to fill out rk i?

rk i can be filed electronically through the FinCEN website or by mailing a paper form to the IRS.

What is the purpose of rk i?

The purpose of rk i is to combat tax evasion by providing the IRS with information about foreign financial accounts held by US persons.

What information must be reported on rk i?

Information such as the account number, name on the account, the financial institution's name and address, and the maximum value of the account during the reporting period.