Has anyone used form I-864W

[Maad 0]

And if yes, what did you bring to the interview?

Just the SS statement or any other tax documents?

[Maad 0]

Bueller....... ?

[mellowgeorge 1]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

[Maad 0]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

[pushbrk 12,883]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

Take documents that verify your basis for filing the exemption.

[Maad 0]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

Take documents that verify your basis for filing the exemption.

thanks pushbrk!

that's exactly what I thought, however the documents for that is a one for paged piece of paper (Soc Sec statement)

that's why I am asking for life experience.....

do you really think that it will be enough for our beloved USCIS paper loving people

I think that another InfoPass will shed some lite (hopefully)

Edited November 20, 2008 by Maad

[pushbrk 12,883]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

Take documents that verify your basis for filing the exemption.

thanks pushbrk!

that's exactly what I thought, however the documents for that is a one for paged piece of paper (Soc Sec statement)

that's why I am asking for life experience.....

do you really think that it will be enough for our beloved USCIS paper loving people

I think that another InfoPass will shed some lite (hopefully)

If your one and only basis for the waiver is documented by the SS statement, then that would be the documentation you need. Is there something else that would be relavent?

[Maad 0]

I assume you're under the '40 credits of work' category on the I-864W? It's rare to find someone who also qualifies for that as the majority of the people here are coming in to the US as K-1s.

If you qualify, then you can use it.

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

Take documents that verify your basis for filing the exemption.

thanks pushbrk!

that's exactly what I thought, however the documents for that is a one for paged piece of paper (Soc Sec statement)

that's why I am asking for life experience.....

do you really think that it will be enough for our beloved USCIS paper loving people

I think that another InfoPass will shed some lite (hopefully)

If your one and only basis for the waiver is documented by the SS statement, then that would be the documentation you need. Is there something else that would be relavent?

IMHO and according to the I-864W instruction, no. That's the only piece of info they needed. Must be enough because there was no RFE...

must be the same story like with the Birth Cert for USC. People saying that US passport and/or Natural. Cert. was sufficient enough.

[supercubn909t 3]

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If you qualify, then you can use it.<!--QuoteEnd--></div><!--QuoteEEnd-->

I did use this. Much easier than full I-864, but...

now I got interview letter and according to it, USCIS wants me to bring with me the whole IRS office <img src="http://www.visajourney.com/forums/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="blink.gif" /> (half of the text is about the tax - the other 49% about children)

That's my question for VJ's who use the I-864W form..... what did you take to the interview (tax wise)

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Take documents that verify your basis for filing the exemption.

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thanks pushbrk!

that's exactly what I thought, however the documents for that is a one for paged piece of paper <img src="style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> (Soc Sec statement)

that's why I am asking for life experience.....

do you really think that it will be enough for our beloved USCIS paper loving people <img src="style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/whistling.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="whistling.gif" />

I think that another InfoPass will shed some lite (hopefully)

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If your one and only basis for the waiver is documented by the SS statement, then that would be the documentation you need. Is there something else that would be relavent?

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IMHO and according to the I-864W instruction, no. That's the only piece of info they needed. Must be enough because there was no RFE...

must be the same story like with the Birth Cert for USC. People saying that US passport and/or Natural. Cert. was sufficient enough.

Wondering how this turned out for you as i am preparing to head down the I-864W path. Did you need anything else at the interview or was the social security statement sufficient? Also did you order a certified copy or use the one mailed out each year. Thanks in advance.

[ladybug2010 0]

We are also considering filing a I-864W and would LOVE to know what you ended up having to show as proof. Was the SS statement enough? Did you get a certified statement? Did you have to bring copies of all of your past 10 years worth of taxes??

Thank you!

[crowcaller 0]

How did the I-864w work out? I submitted my original ss document showing 40 credits. Was that enough documentation? Is the i-864w approved during the I 485 interview or should I have gotten a separate approval? Would I get an rfe if it wasn't approved?

The reason I ask is that on my interview instructions it says the bring an I-864 with required documentation "Unless already submitted". Would my I-864w qualify for already submitted?

[YasJun 1]

How did the I-864w work out? I submitted my original ss document showing 40 credits. Was that enough documentation? Is the i-864w approved during the I 485 interview or should I have gotten a separate approval? Would I get an rfe if it wasn't approved?

The reason I ask is that on my interview instructions it says the bring an I-864 with required documentation "Unless already submitted". Would my I-864w qualify for already submitted?

Does anyone have an answer to the above questions about having to bring I-864 to interview if I-864w was already submitted?

[Darnell 8,478]

Does anyone have an answer to the above questions about having to bring I-864 to interview if I-864w was already submitted?

the best, absolute perfect way,

to ascertain _that_ answer,

is

to study the timelines on each human that responded in this topic.

Best done on a PC, as handphones suck for real research.

When studying timelines, you seek 'Approval' Date, each and every time. When/If Approved, they overcame the original crup that an Immigration Officer discovered on Interview Day.

God Bless You for re-visiting a 4 year-old thread without positive responses.

[TBoneTX 45,291]

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