A little I-34 help

[Ladylethal 12]

BUMP!

BUMP

[seldi 1]

I don't know, but let me get this straight...beautiful beaches, no snow, boricuas all around, and you're not required to file your taxes? That's it, I'm moving to Puerto Rico!

[Ladylethal 12]

No no, they file, but my fiance is just out of college, working at McDonalds, and HE doesn´t file for taxes yet, he´s dependant on his dad. I just want to know if this will pose a problem at the interview. If only the co-sponsor has the taxes.

[Ladylethal 12]

Nobody has had this situation?

[Yodrak 7]

Laura,

I'm sure that someone has had this situation. However few have had it with the consular officer who you will face at your interview and no one knows the specifics of the financial information that Luis and his father will submit for that officer's review.

Hence no one can answer your question with anything other than 'maybe'.

Yodrak

Nobody has had this situation?

[Ladylethal 12]

Yodrak, I am just trying to find out if having a co-sponsor still makes is mandatory for my fiance to have tax returns when he´s dependant, a student, and doesn´t file for taxes yet.

[meauxna 15]

Sweetie, if he doesn't earn enough to file his own returns, he doesn't have them. The instructions say he should include an explanation of why he has not filed.

[Ladylethal 12]

Well, he's just started earning enough to have to file, but I guess that won't go into play until next year.

I'm too scared of these stupid affidavits, I guess. I wish my parents could do it instead, first I'd feel more comfortable not relying on my father-in-law for it, second 'cus my father makes WAY more money than the minimum required.