confused......

[Ginalisa 0]

hello, i am preparing my docs for my interview next week..

my question is i don't have w2 and irs forms because my husband is retired..

what other docs can i give to the CO to support the AOS?

your opinions are highly appreciated.

thanks.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

Does he file Income Taxes?

If he does then you will need the 1040 (his tax return) and the documents he files with the tax return to declare his income.

If he doesn't file Income Taxes then his income doesn't exceed the Poverty Level which means he needs to have enough Assets to qualify.

Documents to prove assets would be things like bank statements, deeds our other ownership documents.

[Ginalisa 0]

hello, thank you for the reply..

his pension exceeds the poverty guideline and he's not filing income tax because his company where he used to work put him in a permanent medical retirement. so he didn't have the IRS..

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

hello, thank you for the reply..

his pension exceeds the poverty guideline and he's not filing income tax because his company where he used to work put him in a permanent medical retirement. so he didn't have the IRS..

That's income so he should have documents for it.

I'm not sure about "Medical Retirement", sounds like Disability Benefits. If there is a "Settlement Statement" or Check Stubs these should prove his income.

[Ginalisa 0]

hello, thank you for the reply..

his pension exceeds the poverty guideline and he's not filing income tax because his company where he used to work put him in a permanent medical retirement. so he didn't have the IRS..

That's income so he should have documents for it.

I'm not sure about "Medical Retirement", sounds like Disability Benefits. If there is a "Settlement Statement" or Check Stubs these should prove his income.

I only have letters from his lawyer about his check stubs he receive every month.

Is that enough already? and i also have his payment summary from the labor and industries department.

[Deputy Purple 1,294]

I only have letters from his lawyer about his check stubs he receive every month.

Is that enough already? and i also have his payment summary from the labor and industries department.

That should do it. To be sure maybe add a few bank statements that show the deposits to match the Lawyer's letter and the Payment Summary.

[Ginalisa 0]

Bob 4 Ana,

thank you so much for the words of advice.

[Jamaican JNR 2]

hello, i am preparing my docs for my interview next week..

my question is i don't have w2 and irs forms because my husband is retired..

what other docs can i give to the CO to support the AOS?

your opinions are highly appreciated.

thanks.

As much financial documents you can put together for the past 3 years or so e.g. bank statements, pay stubs, tax returns or any form of earnings etc.

[Ginalisa 0]

hello, i am preparing my docs for my interview next week..

my question is i don't have w2 and irs forms because my husband is retired..

what other docs can i give to the CO to support the AOS?

your opinions are highly appreciated.

thanks.

As much financial documents you can put together for the past 3 years or so e.g. bank statements, pay stubs, tax returns or any form of earnings etc.

Thank you Jamaican JNR.

[calico1 1]

They also have a form called a " 1099" that is from soc. security benefits.. if your SO is recieving benefits..this will help alot, and is available at his local Soc. Sec office on a print out page.

[Ginalisa 0]

They also have a form called a " 1099" that is from soc. security benefits.. if your SO is recieving benefits..this will help alot, and is available at his local Soc. Sec office on a print out page.

hi,

thank you so much for the idea...

i appreciate all of the opinions, it really help me clear my mind.

[tallcoolone 102]

hello, thank you for the reply..

his pension exceeds the poverty guideline and he's not filing income tax because his company where he used to work put him in a permanent medical retirement. so he didn't have the IRS..

Your post makes no sense.

Sounds like either you or petitoner is confused.

I promise you the IRS is to be made aware of any weekly / monthly / yearly or settlements one recieves.

You said he recieves a pension, is that weekly / monthly? Or was that a one time settlement pay out?

If he is evading the IRS, that is considered a Felony in USA with stiff prison time, and they can sieze all your assets including your house, bank accounts cars, if one is trying to evade paying taxes

It may be best for you to get some more information, cuz like I said what you are posting is not making sense and sounds like you need more information in order for anyone on this forum to help you

[Ginalisa 0]

hello, thank you for the reply..

his pension exceeds the poverty guideline and he's not filing income tax because his company where he used to work put him in a permanent medical retirement. so he didn't have the IRS..

Your post makes no sense.

Sounds like either you or petitoner is confused.

I promise you the IRS is to be made aware of any weekly / monthly / yearly or settlements one recieves.

You said he recieves a pension, is that weekly / monthly? Or was that a one time settlement pay out?

If he is evading the IRS, that is considered a Felony in USA with stiff prison time, and they can sieze all your assets including your house, bank accounts cars, if one is trying to evade paying taxes

It may be best for you to get some more information, cuz like I said what you are posting is not making sense and sounds like you need more information in order for anyone on this forum to help you

i am more confused now than before.

thanks for the suggestion.

[MI.PI 7]

My fiance is also a retiree and I would like to share with you the thread I started several days ago about this topic. Hope this helps.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=220415

[Ginalisa 0]

My fiance is also a retiree and I would like to share with you the thread I started several days ago about this topic. Hope this helps.

http://www.visajourney.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=220415

Hello, thank you so much.

I ask my husband about the forms that you mention, he said that he don;t have those, his reason is he is put into disability retirement.