Hello

[lovekoto 3]

Hello. I would like to ask if we are going to file DCF, is it alright if he was not working for 2 years when he was in the states before going here in the Philippines? Do we still qualified for the DCF? what do we need to do?

Thanks a lot.

[Inky 1,111]

DCF is for legal residents of the spouses country. In this case the Philippines.

He has to be a legal resident of the Philippines. he will need to prove he can support you 125% of the poverty guideline and supply tax transcripts. If he does not have them he will need to provide a letter stating why he did not have to file taxes. Then he needs to get a co-sponsor because he will not meet 125% of the poverty guideline.

[lovekoto 3]

DCF is for legal residents of the spouses country. In this case the Philippines.

He has to be a legal resident of the Philippines. he will need to prove he can support you 125% of the poverty guideline and supply tax transcripts. If he does not have them he will need to provide a letter stating why he did not have to file taxes. Then he needs to get a co-sponsor because he will not meet 125% of the poverty guideline.

Thanks for the reply. Yes, we are going to apply for his permanent resident visa.

I want to assure, on our case, all we have to do is to get co-sponsor? So you mean, there would no problem though he did not be able to file taxes because of not working for 2 years.

Edited October 19, 2011 by ilovedo