I-864 supporting docs?

[rexalite 0]

My USC husband is a physician, and is employed by his own holding company. So his paychecks are cut by himself, and his employer is himself. I am wondering what to submit with the 864 as evidence in addition to tax returns. A letter from his employer or his paychecks aren't very convincing. He has federal tax returns that show well over the poverty limit, so I'm wondering if I should just send those in instead.

Also, I am wondering if the I864 also requires supporting documentation like a copy of my passport or birthcertificate. I will be sending those docs in with the concurrently filed I-485, but I am wondering if the 864 packet should have its own copies.

Any help is much appreciated!

[YuAndDan 153]

See duplicate post: http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=195620

What are you adjusting from?? Your profile shows CR-1/IR-1 visa which has no adjustment.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

My USC husband is a physician, and is employed by his own holding company. So his paychecks are cut by himself, and his employer is himself. I am wondering what to submit with the 864 as evidence in addition to tax returns. A letter from his employer or his paychecks aren't very convincing. He has federal tax returns that show well over the poverty limit, so I'm wondering if I should just send those in instead.

Also, I am wondering if the I864 also requires supporting documentation like a copy of my passport or birthcertificate. I will be sending those docs in with the concurrently filed I-485, but I am wondering if the 864 packet should have its own copies.

Any help is much appreciated!

That is exactly what your suppose to send.

I recommend calling the IRS and have them fax over your 3 most recent tax years to you, takes 20 mins or so.

[Jon&Lindsey 0]

My hubby is self-employed and we just sent the tax returns. Also, each form does need its own supporting documents, so you'll end up with multiple copies of some things.

[rexalite 0]

My hubby is self-employed and we just sent the tax returns. Also, each form does need its own supporting documents, so you'll end up with multiple copies of some things.

Thanks for the input. I had a feeling that I had to send them in, but it doesn't say that anywhere that I can see in the ten pages of instructions for the I-864

[YuAndDan 153]

My hubby is self-employed and we just sent the tax returns. Also, each form does need its own supporting documents, so you'll end up with multiple copies of some things.

Thanks for the input. I had a feeling that I had to send them in, but it doesn't say that anywhere that I can see in the ten pages of instructions for the I-864

A tax return is NOT compleate unless supporting evidence is attached, anyone can download and fill out a form 1040 with numbers that look favorable.

Transcripts are a good alternative, however 2008 transcripts tend to not be available until June or July.

[dash-tx 1]

My USC husband is a physician, and is employed by his own holding company. So his paychecks are cut by himself, and his employer is himself. I am wondering what to submit with the 864 as evidence in addition to tax returns. A letter from his employer or his paychecks aren't very convincing. He has federal tax returns that show well over the poverty limit, so I'm wondering if I should just send those in instead.

Also, I am wondering if the I864 also requires supporting documentation like a copy of my passport or birthcertificate. I will be sending those docs in with the concurrently filed I-485, but I am wondering if the 864 packet should have its own copies.

Any help is much appreciated!

My joint sponsor was self-employed. We only sent his tax returns. The lawyer asked for Company Financial statments, Profit/Loss, but he didn't had that.

[Jon&Lindsey 0]

My hubby is self-employed and we just sent the tax returns. Also, each form does need its own supporting documents, so you'll end up with multiple copies of some things.

Thanks for the input. I had a feeling that I had to send them in, but it doesn't say that anywhere that I can see in the ten pages of instructions for the I-864

A tax return is NOT compleate unless supporting evidence is attached, anyone can download and fill out a form 1040 with numbers that look favorable.

Transcripts are a good alternative, however 2008 transcripts tend to not be available until June or July.

I see your point, but that's all we sent and no RFE's/questions asked. If I were the OP, I would just send this for now and obtain the transcript when available to take to the interview/in case of an RFE.

[Bobby+Umit 161]

My hubby is self-employed and we just sent the tax returns. Also, each form does need its own supporting documents, so you'll end up with multiple copies of some things.

Thanks for the input. I had a feeling that I had to send them in, but it doesn't say that anywhere that I can see in the ten pages of instructions for the I-864

A tax return is NOT compleate unless supporting evidence is attached, anyone can download and fill out a form 1040 with numbers that look favorable.

Transcripts are a good alternative, however 2008 transcripts tend to not be available until June or July.

I see your point, but that's all we sent and no RFE's/questions asked. If I were the OP, I would just send this for now and obtain the transcript when available to take to the interview/in case of an RFE.

I think YuandDan meant you needed W-2's/1099's for the corresponding 1040's (which I think you meant by "supporting documents")