Visa Denial

[Mr.&Mrs.A 0]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

[j_e_w_e_l_l_y_n 0]

When I was petitioned, my husband lost his job January 2006. My interview was March 2006. It was just nice because my husband (fiance at that time) was in the Philippines during my interview. The consul asked why he doesn't have a job and so my husband just explained he was in between jobs and it doesn't mean to say he would not look for a job when he returns to the U.S. The consul just said 'okay'. I didn't have any problem at all. :-D As long as the income from last year's ITR is enough, you don't have to worry about anything.

[Dakine 26]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Curious! How can someone be employed for 3 or 4 months and have a annual income?

Edited July 21, 2009 by Haole

[Mr.&Mrs.A 0]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Curious! How can someone be employed for 3 or 4 months and have a annual income?

Annual income is the amount per year you get hired at, not what you have made in a 3 or 4 month period.

[rheanick 42]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

The embassy requires pay slip and emplyment record. You just need to be ready to answer on how your fiancee will support you after arriving in the US.

[edp333 9]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Curious! How can someone be employed for 3 or 4 months and have a annual income?

Annual income is the amount per year you get hired at, not what you have made in a 3 or 4 month period.

Pay rate is the amount you get hired at. Annual income is the amount of money a person earns from all sources in one year.

[j_e_w_e_l_l_y_n 0]

Ang alam ko, they will look at last years Income Tax Return. Kung hindi pumasa sa income guideline nila, kleangan mo ng Co-sponsor. Sa tingin ko okay lang kung kakahire nya lang 3-4 months before ang interview.

[sojen 0]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

they won't, just bring a letter of employment stating your hubby's new income. That's what we did with my hubby

[thepizzadude 26]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Just bring employment letter stating how long they been there, annual salary if thats the case and bring all paystubs for whole time there. You should be fine as long as you meet the guidelines.

You do have income tax returns from last year, don't you?

[Mr.&Mrs.A 0]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Just bring employment letter stating how long they been there, annual salary if thats the case and bring all paystubs for whole time there. You should be fine as long as you meet the guidelines.

You do have income tax returns from last year, don't you?

No tax return for last year, I went to Philippines 3 times.

[Dakine 26]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Just bring employment letter stating how long they been there, annual salary if thats the case and bring all paystubs for whole time there. You should be fine as long as you meet the guidelines.

You do have income tax returns from last year, don't you?

No tax return for last year, I went to Philippines 3 times.

Looks like you better have a joint sponsor standing by!

[j_e_w_e_l_l_y_n 0]

If you don't have income tax return last year, you'll be needing to find a co-sponsor. Last year's ITR is important to them.

[sojen 0]

Curious, has anyone been denied a K-1 because they had only been employed for 3 or 4 months prior to their fiancee's interview, even thou the annual income was more then adequate?

Just bring employment letter stating how long they been there, annual salary if thats the case and bring all paystubs for whole time there. You should be fine as long as you meet the guidelines.

You do have income tax returns from last year, don't you?

oh yeah, that's right the income tax returns too.