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Since I didn't have enough income for 2006, 2007 and 2008 was just around the poverty line (different reasons: student, out of the country and such) I decided to have a joint sponsor.. My joint sponsor is a very good family friend of ours, he gave me all his tax returns for 2005,2006, and 2007 but couldn't get the paper work done on time for 2008 hence his accountant filed an extension for 2008.. now I am very concerned about that.. would that affect the case at NVC(he has a lot of business in teh US that is shown for past year tax returns)? Also, I don't have the paper work for extension yet and accountant is out of his office until the end of April.. :(

The good thing here is I do have an employment letter stating the annual salary for 2009 that is well above the poverty line so my husband would defintely not be dependent on any welfar system or so.. how much does that employment letter help me and how much not having the tax return for 2008 would affect my case?

Any ideas?!?!

Marriage January 23, 2005

USCIS

August 14, 2006- I-130 Sent

September 22, 2008- NOA 1 Received

September 17, 2008- Became a USC

September 18, 2008- Upgraded I-130

March 20, 2009 - NOA2 (email)

March 25, 2009- NOA2 (hardcopy Received)

NVC

April 3, 2009 - Case Number Assigned

June 5, 2009 CASE COMPLETED AT NVC

June 9, 2009 Interview Date Assigned

July 16, 2009 Interview AP

August 24, 2009 DOS Operator said "VISA HAS BEEN ISSUED TODAY" Alhamdulillah

August 26, 2009 call from embassy to PICK UP THE PASSPORT :-)

August 27, 2009 Picked up the passport... woohooo!!!

September 9, 2009 US Entry InshaAllah

October 13, 2009 SSN and green card in mail DONE WITH USCIS until husband applies for his citizenship!!

The journey of 4 years, 8 months, and 3 weeks has ended!!!

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