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Have you emailed the consulate to ask about it?

i have a post about the consulate written up about how many times i called them and emailed them with no reply at all. they are driving me CRAZY! i emailed them SO many times, and sent fax's plus called countless times, NEVER did they once reply till today when i got that short email from them, and they didnt bother to reply to my other questions that i had previously asked!!!! UGHHHHH

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Line 37 is $125,059 !!!!

that's wayyyyy more than enough ?!?!

hmmm, odd.

I don't mean to repeat things, just to make sure...

You've completed the I-864?

Your joint sponsor also completed I-864, not I-864A? If both of these are a yes, and you've verified that the joint sponsor meets the income qualifications, then I would follow up w/ another e-mail to the consulate requesting clarification as to why they're requesting the I-864A from the joint sponsor's spouse. :unsure:

you are not repeating things, really talking to you guys here is the only thing keeping me from going berserk so THANK YOU.

I completed the i864 with a letter attached as to why i don't file taxes because i am in school and do not work. then i had a relative help us out, and he also filled out an i864... the CO told us it was perfect at the interview.i don't know why this is happening now ?! the joint sponsor compleyed the i864, NOT i864a. u have everything understood correctly but it just does not make sense at all !

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since they wont answer you and they requested it, just send it in... if they want it, for WHATEVER the reason, give it to them.

The cosponsor meets the requirements so you shouldnt have reason to worry. Just give them what they want.

Good Luck

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If you were lucky and got an approval and reunion with your loved one rather quickly; Please refrain from telling people who waited 6+ months just to get out of a service center to "chill out" or to "stop whining" It's insensitive,and unecessary. Once you walk a mile in their shoes you will understand and be heard.

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Line 37 is $125,059 !!!!

that's wayyyyy more than enough ?!?!

hmmm, odd.

I don't mean to repeat things, just to make sure...

You've completed the I-864?

Your joint sponsor also completed I-864, not I-864A? If both of these are a yes, and you've verified that the joint sponsor meets the income qualifications, then I would follow up w/ another e-mail to the consulate requesting clarification as to why they're requesting the I-864A from the joint sponsor's spouse. :unsure:

you are not repeating things, really talking to you guys here is the only thing keeping me from going berserk so THANK YOU.

I completed the i864 with a letter attached as to why i don't file taxes because i am in school and do not work. then i had a relative help us out, and he also filled out an i864... the CO told us it was perfect at the interview.i don't know why this is happening now ?! the joint sponsor compleyed the i864, NOT i864a. u have everything understood correctly but it just does not make sense at all !

Wait, you're saying your joint sponsor is a relative of yours? What box did he check on question 1 of I-864?

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since they wont answer you and they requested it, just send it in... if they want it, for WHATEVER the reason, give it to them.

The cosponsor meets the requirements so you shouldnt have reason to worry. Just give them what they want.

Good Luck

thanks so much !

Line 37 is $125,059 !!!!

that's wayyyyy more than enough ?!?!

hmmm, odd.

I don't mean to repeat things, just to make sure...

You've completed the I-864?

Your joint sponsor also completed I-864, not I-864A? If both of these are a yes, and you've verified that the joint sponsor meets the income qualifications, then I would follow up w/ another e-mail to the consulate requesting clarification as to why they're requesting the I-864A from the joint sponsor's spouse. :unsure:

you are not repeating things, really talking to you guys here is the only thing keeping me from going berserk so THANK YOU.

I completed the i864 with a letter attached as to why i don't file taxes because i am in school and do not work. then i had a relative help us out, and he also filled out an i864... the CO told us it was perfect at the interview.i don't know why this is happening now ?! the joint sponsor compleyed the i864, NOT i864a. u have everything understood correctly but it just does not make sense at all !

Wait, you're saying your joint sponsor is a relative of yours? What box did he check on question 1 of I-864?

im not sure, i don't have them with me. looking over it, it has to be D.

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I am only guessing here, but they may be asking for her to fill one out since they file jointly.

could be you're right.

but just so, it would be nice to know why it is being requested.

FreeJ...since there's no help for it, you should just fill out the I-864a since the consulate has requested it, and perhaps you can ask the why when you turn in said form.

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I am only guessing here, but they may be asking for her to fill one out since they file jointly.

could be you're right.

but just so, it would be nice to know why it is being requested.

FreeJ...since there's no help for it, you should just fill out the I-864a since the consulate has requested it, and perhaps you can ask the why when you turn in said form.

I've read elsewhere about NVC requesting information from the other spouse when a joint return is sent in. Who knows though, they seem to want one thing from one person, and another from someone else.

As Minya said, FJ, I'd just have the wife fill out the information and send it in. Sometimes you've just got to pick your battles.

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Thank you Malrothie, Minya , Y' habibit and everyone else who helped. I will have her fill the paper in and when we will send it in, and i will attach a letter asking why they asked for it...

maybe our CO woke up one morning and decided he wanted it... who knows !!! blah ! neways thank you guys again :unsure:

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Best wishes to you. Please let us know how it turns out for you.

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