Affidavit support

[El Cachalote 12]

Forgive me for the mis-information. I assumed you were a CR1 case. Thanks to everyone for giving you the correct info.

[Dante & Geor 36]

Hard to argue with documentation sent directly from the USEM in Lima..

You both make excellent points.

It is interesting however that the State Department(who according to USCIS is responsible for defining the requirements), along with the actual language as specified on the USCIS website clearly refutes the information handed down by the USEM...

Not to mention that the family visa specialist at the state dept specifically told me that they CANT refuse the document because of that(wouldn't want to push that if the USEM has overriding authority however).

If it is not too much trouble (and you have it available) I would LOVE to take a look at the instruction letter provided so that I can see the specific language.

My case is not so dire as I can get the transcripts, but because my employer made some errors and with-held too little, I ended up owing a few $$ in the end. So it will cost me more to get the transcript with all the adjustments (late filing, etc.).

I will do what I have to, but I was hoping to give myself another couple of months to work through the issues with my accountant before doing that.

I would rather spend the $$ on the plane ticket to get her here rather than pay an accountant.

It is what it is but if you have that I would love to see it.

Thanks

Sure, there you go. Instructions are in Spanish though

Edited September 3, 2011 by Dante & Geor

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

Hi all

I´d like to know what did u guys send in the affidavit support, what documments?

When do you have to send it?

Thank you!

Send everything.

Tax returns with w-2s, employment letter, bank letter, bank statements, 3 months check stubs

Better too much than not enough.