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[thang216 0]

Hello, everyone

Can anyone let me know what other evidences do I need for my wife's interview on March 16 2011. I have gotten 10 year residency, timeline, phone bill, explaination letter, chat photo, honey mood photo, and money reciept. Therefore, I have wish to have more ideas to help my wife pass the interview

Thank you all

[BinhJerome 14]

Hello, everyone

Can anyone let me know what other evidences do I need for my wife's interview on March 16 2011. I have gotten 10 year residency, timeline, phone bill, explaination letter, chat photo, honey mood photo, and money reciept. Therefore, I have wish to have more ideas to help my wife pass the interview

Thank you all

Anything that you feel is important and shows that your relationship is legit. It sounds like you have almost everything, and most of the things that you have they will probably not even look at at the interview, then request them in a blue sheet IF they do not give the pink the first day. I would also say possibly get information on any of her relatives in the U.S. where they live and proof of it, as well as if you are divorced where your ex lives. Possibly even get information on where you will be married if this is a K1, I know you mentioned she is your wife, but many people do that with K1 so I threw that on in for GP.

The most important thing for the interview is for her to stay calm, and be confident, do tons of interview prep, ask her questions that you know she CANNOT answer to try and fluster her, ask funny things as well to get her relaxed during the interview. Just go over everything over and over and over again.

Good luck Jerome and Binh

[Tero 105]

Here are some tips and guides

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1tips

http://www.visajourney.com/content/k1guide

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Copy of your visa

Copy of your air plane ticket, reciept of your ticket

if you and your wife stayed at a hotel together, a reciept for that

wedding/engagement invitation

wedding/engagement guestbook (the thing guests sign)

birthday, valentine's cards

bank statements

tax paperwork (returns, w2, 1099, etc)

Pictures, like pictures of your home, parents, your family members, friends, co-workers, your car, your office, your pets, your town.

and everything you have already sent to USCIS/NVC

[MichaelAndKha 0]

Congratulations on getting the interview scheduled. I hope it will go smoothly.

My wife is still waiting for her interview which I hope will be in March. She's asking me to have a copy of my recent tax return so she can include it as evidence. She wants to have it stamped by a notary. Is this really necessary? Has anyone else done this? It's probably not a big deal to have it stamped, she just wants to be extra sure.

-Michael

[luckytxn 2,264]

Hello, everyone

Can anyone let me know what other evidences do I need for my wife's interview on March 16 2011. I have gotten 10 year residency, timeline, phone bill, explaination letter, chat photo, honey mood photo, and money reciept. Therefore, I have wish to have more ideas to help my wife pass the interview

Thank you all

Not sure what you mean by chat photo but a copy of chats logs would help. That was the biggest part of the files my then fiancee brought in. Make sure you have various photos of each other on different days in different outfits.

Make sure she knows everything about you there is. Also make sure she can pronounce the names of everyone and the places in the states they will ask her about. I used to tell my wife a lot about me and she knew a lot but I realized that she may know but I hadn't taught her to pronounce the names properly to where the interviewer may understand her so I spent the last week going over that with her.

[thang216 0]

Congratulations on getting the interview scheduled. I hope it will go smoothly.

My wife is still waiting for her interview which I hope will be in March. She's asking me to have a copy of my recent tax return so she can include it as evidence. She wants to have it stamped by a notary. Is this really necessary? Has anyone else done this? It's probably not a big deal to have it stamped, she just wants to be extra sure.

-Michael

Hello Michael

It is not necessary to notarize the tax return, therefore the US Embassy just need your income and your bank statment to support your wife. However, if you are lucky, you might have to wait 3 to 5 months the interview date. Because my case had completed by the NVC in 10/06/2010, and they are schedule my wife's interview date next 5 months ahead. Lucky Micheal

[luckytxn 2,264]

Congratulations on getting the interview scheduled. I hope it will go smoothly.

My wife is still waiting for her interview which I hope will be in March. She's asking me to have a copy of my recent tax return so she can include it as evidence. She wants to have it stamped by a notary. Is this really necessary? Has anyone else done this? It's probably not a big deal to have it stamped, she just wants to be extra sure.

-Michael

The copy of the tax return does not need to notarized.

[BinhJerome 14]

Congratulations on getting the interview scheduled. I hope it will go smoothly.

My wife is still waiting for her interview which I hope will be in March. She's asking me to have a copy of my recent tax return so she can include it as evidence. She wants to have it stamped by a notary. Is this really necessary? Has anyone else done this? It's probably not a big deal to have it stamped, she just wants to be extra sure.

-Michael

They will not accept it, you can contact the IRS for an official IRS transcript, this is the only thing that the consulate will accept. Just go online to IRS website and request it. Jerome

[Kevin and 10]

Congratulations on getting the interview scheduled. I hope it will go smoothly.

My wife is still waiting for her interview which I hope will be in March. She's asking me to have a copy of my recent tax return so she can include it as evidence. She wants to have it stamped by a notary. Is this really necessary? Has anyone else done this? It's probably not a big deal to have it stamped, she just wants to be extra sure.

-Michael

It's really not necessary. The NVC should already have your AOS with your case. If she wants to bring it though, having it notarized is not required.

This is from the HCMC Consulate website:

Evidence of support: The petitioner and/ or Joint Sponsor(s) must submit a complete Affidavit of Support (Form I-864) with original signature and completed tax return for the last year for each principal immigrant applicant. A copy of I-864 is required for any derivative of principle applicant. Please visit USCIS website for further information about I-864 at http://www.uscis.gov

-If an I-864 or I-864A is submitted by a joint sponsor or a household member, he/she must submitted proof of his/her

immigrant status such as a copy of his/her, U.S. Passport, Naturalization certificate, or Lawful Permanent Resident

Card.

-In case your petitioner has already submitted the I-864 to the National Visa Center, you do not need to submit it at

the interview. If not, please have your petitioner prepare it and send it to you for your interview.

[MichaelAndKha 0]

Hello Michael

It is not necessary to notarize the tax return, therefore the US Embassy just need your income and your bank statment to support your wife. However, if you are lucky, you might have to wait 3 to 5 months the interview date. Because my case had completed by the NVC in 10/06/2010, and they are schedule my wife's interview date next 5 months ahead. Lucky Micheal

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I tried telling my wife that's it's not necessary to have it notarized, it would probably make things more complicated. Good idea about bank statement, I can give her a copy of mine before the interview.

Our case was completed on Jan 06 this year, so we were thinking she might get her interview by March or April at the latest. I was really hoping that she can get here visa no later than May. All this waiting is killing me

[MichaelAndKha 0]

It's really not necessary. The NVC should already have your AOS with your case. If she wants to bring it though, having it notarized is not required.

This is from the HCMC Consulate website:

Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it.

-michael

[BinhJerome 14]

Thanks for the tip, I appreciate it.

-michael

Michael, remember any tax documents that you submit will not be looked at accept for an official IRS transcript as far as support paperwork goes. W-2's, old tax forms, none of that is accepted. People can fake all of them, so the only thing they accept is an official IRS transcript, this way people would be less likely to lie on it. Also as far as bank statements go that is also not really looked at, you could go borrow money from people prior to getting the bank statement and do a big deposit then pull the money back out and give it back. All of these things have happened in the past which makes them less likely to believe anything. With your first denial, I am sure you are not wanting to risk a second or even be put into AP for more processing while they are waiting for paperwork. I would still submit the bank statement and the w-2's but make sure you do not forget the IRS transcript. Good luck, and hopefully this time gives you a better outcome. Jerome and Binh

[luckytxn 2,264]

Michael, remember any tax documents that you submit will not be looked at accept for an official IRS transcript as far as support paperwork goes. W-2's, old tax forms, none of that is accepted. People can fake all of them, so the only thing they accept is an official IRS transcript, this way people would be less likely to lie on it. Also as far as bank statements go that is also not really looked at, you could go borrow money from people prior to getting the bank statement and do a big deposit then pull the money back out and give it back. All of these things have happened in the past which makes them less likely to believe anything. With your first denial, I am sure you are not wanting to risk a second or even be put into AP for more processing while they are waiting for paperwork. I would still submit the bank statement and the w-2's but make sure you do not forget the IRS transcript. Good luck, and hopefully this time gives you a better outcome. Jerome and Binh

I thought they required the past year of bank statements. If not then I sent that in and showing a year of activity shows that you are not putting in a lot of money at one time and then pulling it out.

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also, make copies of evrything! have multiple copies at your wife's disposal. both picture and documents.