Back in 2008 I was F\R'd so I closed my accounts right away but recently I got 2 letters saying I was pre selected for the amex green card so I applied and I got a letter that states they want to confirm my address so ill need a letter from my bank confirming it so I did that now I am curious if they will ask for tax returns after this?
so you dont think they will request a 4506?
Doubtful, at least at this point. Wouldn't be surprised if they ask for it soon after opening the account, though. Some people have been F/Red after putting their first charge on the card.
Which begs the question, is this card worth it to you? A company that keeps such a heavy eye on its users, is very likely to F/R you again if you've been in the past. Hell, some people have had it happen 4 times in one year! 
wow thats insane, i do not have the card i just went to my bank and requested the letter and mailed it to amex today, but i sure do miss my amex i hope i dont get f\r'd
I'm not sure what the big concern over being FRd is. As long as you provided them accurate income numbers, then the FR can't hurt, and can only help.
After I was FRd in 2007 on my Platinum Delta card, they increased my limit from 6k to 10k without even my request.
Starting Score: 627 EQ, 621 TU - 11/15/08I understand that it is a hassle, and I'm not saying that it is a fun process, but I got the notice of FR - sent them the forms they needed the next day, and my account was available for use within 24 hours of them receiving my information. CLI came about 2 weeks later.
If more lenders would actually verify that your income is what you say it is, the bubble may not have burst as hard as it did. Companies were granting $10k+ credit limits to students and low income individuals who could never repay the debt they ran up.
My only wish is that they would do the income verification at the very beginning when you open your card and only review the subject if your account is becoming a concern.