so stressful...

[cutie baby 0]

Good day everybody..ive been always repeating my question about this whole process for getting a visa..A stressful stuff to do...my husband just send the I 864 package yesterday and i am getting nervous of the outcome because my husband dont have enough income and dont have 3 years tax because he was in the philippines at 2005 and 2006 and just went home 2007...my mother in law is my co sponsor but most of her income is not taxable like ss retirement and she has premanent money from the veterans as a wife...she make plenty enough from the ss and the veterans to be my co sponsor BUT I AM STILL WORRIED ABOUT IT..she had proof of all the money she got every month...anybody think we have problem for this? please i need an advice.........God bless you

[little white guy 0]

Good day everybody..ive been always repeating my question about this whole process for getting a visa..A stressful stuff to do...my husband just send the I 864 package yesterday and i am getting nervous of the outcome because my husband dont have enough income and dont have 3 years tax because he was in the philippines at 2005 and 2006 and just went home 2007...my mother in law is my co sponsor but most of her income is not taxable like ss retirement and she has premanent money from the veterans as a wife...she make plenty enough from the ss and the veterans to be my co sponsor BUT I AM STILL WORRIED ABOUT IT..she had proof of all the money she got every month...anybody think we have problem for this? please i need an advice.........God bless you

Cutie,

Wish could help with that. The Subforums

might be good place to post that.

Look for Philippines in that forum.

Sorry cant help you, am sure some can.

[daisychain 0]

Hi. My husband was in the Philippines from 2007-2008 so he didn't have tax transcripts for 2007. He just started on his new job so I submitted an original paystub and a notarized job offer (or an original certificate of employment would do). His mom was my co-sponsor. However, as pushbrk pointed out, since I'm on k3, the USEm doesn't normally accept co-sponsors but since my husband is above the poverty guidelines, the co-sponsor was accepted.

For the IR1, I believe that co-sponsors are generally accepted. You won't have to worry about that. But you still need to submit a certificate of no file for 2007, 2006 and 2005 and a notarized letter of explanation would help. Of course, since he stayed in the Philippines, you would probably have to prove that he's domiciled there by providing what I mentioned above (paystub and letter of employment)

[cutie baby 0]

Hi. My husband was in the Philippines from 2007-2008 so he didn't have tax transcripts for 2007. He just started on his new job so I submitted an original paystub and a notarized job offer (or an original certificate of employment would do). His mom was my co-sponsor. However, as pushbrk pointed out, since I'm on k3, the USEm doesn't normally accept co-sponsors but since my husband is above the poverty guidelines, the co-sponsor was accepted.

For the IR1, I believe that co-sponsors are generally accepted. You won't have to worry about that. But you still need to submit a certificate of no file for 2007, 2006 and 2005 and a notarized letter of explanation would help. Of course, since he stayed in the Philippines, you would probably have to prove that he's domiciled there by providing what I mentioned above (paystub and letter of employment)

[cutie baby 0]

Hi daisy chain thank you for the reply...can i have your ym so that i can chat with you since i am still confused in this visa journey on how to reply people...sorry if i am so dumb about this? i really need a person to chat that has experienced already about the process because i dont have any idea about this whole process..still i am confused