Request for initial evidence

[robuk 0]

I recieved this letter yesterday asking for more information, the information the uscis is asking for is w2 again and irs paperwork again they were both sent off with the original paperwork. (my wifes)as she is a USC. Also they are asking for I-94 when it was the vwp i entered on. when filling out the form i left it blank as before finding this site i looked on the internet and it said leave blank as i did not have I-94 now uscis is asking for it. how can i change it on the form when they have it. Also regarding my wife how can she add her Child support on as they say she is $1000 under the 125%. thank you for taking the time to read this.

[robuk 0]

I recieved this letter yesterday asking for more information, the information the uscis is asking for is w2 again and irs paperwork again they were both sent off with the original paperwork. (my wifes)as she is a USC. Also they are asking for I-94 when it was the vwp i entered on. when filling out the form i left it blank as before finding this site i looked on the internet and it said leave blank as i did not have I-94 now uscis is asking for it. how can i change it on the form when they have it. Also regarding my wife how can she add her Child support on as they say she is $1000 under the 125%. thank you for taking the time to read this.

This is what there asking for..

1)submit evidence that the petitioner on form I-130 is a united states citizen (sending birth cert)

2)for the household members income to be included in the household income (if it is about me then i could not work as i entered on vwp)

the household members income must have been from a lawful sourse and earned while the household member was authorized to work in the untied states

Please submit evidence that the household member on form I-864 AOS was authorized to work in the untied states, Examples include one if the following. A copy of form I-94 Arrival and departure record showing a non-immigration classification that allows the intending immigrant/household member to work lawfully in the united states( i entered using the vwp and have not worked) unless there on about my wife.

3)the household member on the petitioners/sponsors form I-864 affidavit of support, must submit the federal income tax return submitted to the IRS for most recent tax year(Already sent tax return and W2 with forms the first time)

4)The household member on the petitioner/sponsor's form I-864, affidavit of support. and household members must submit supporting tax documentation (W-2's 1099S and all supporting tax schedules) submitted to IRS for the most recent year.

[himher 634]

NOTE: Child support is for supporting children. Not for supporting their next stepdad. Just sayin'

I recieved this letter yesterday asking for more information, the information the uscis is asking for is w2 again and irs paperwork again they were both sent off with the original paperwork. (my wifes)as she is a USC. Also they are asking for I-94 when it was the vwp i entered on. when filling out the form i left it blank as before finding this site i looked on the internet and it said leave blank as i did not have I-94 now uscis is asking for it. how can i change it on the form when they have it. Also regarding my wife how can she add her Child support on as they say she is $1000 under the 125%. thank you for taking the time to read this.

[robuk 0]

NOTE: Child support is for supporting children. Not for supporting their next stepdad. Just sayin'

I understand that, i am asking could it be used as income that is all.

[JimVaPhuong 4,863]

This is what there asking for..

1)submit evidence that the petitioner on form I-130 is a united states citizen (sending birth cert)

2)for the household members income to be included in the household income (if it is about me then i could not work as i entered on vwp)

the household members income must have been from a lawful sourse and earned while the household member was authorized to work in the untied states

Please submit evidence that the household member on form I-864 AOS was authorized to work in the untied states, Examples include one if the following. A copy of form I-94 Arrival and departure record showing a non-immigration classification that allows the intending immigrant/household member to work lawfully in the united states( i entered using the vwp and have not worked) unless there on about my wife.

3)the household member on the petitioners/sponsors form I-864 affidavit of support, must submit the federal income tax return submitted to the IRS for most recent tax year(Already sent tax return and W2 with forms the first time)

4)The household member on the petitioner/sponsor's form I-864, affidavit of support. and household members must submit supporting tax documentation (W-2's 1099S and all supporting tax schedules) submitted to IRS for the most recent year.

Sounds like she filled out the I-864 incorrectly. Income from household members is listed in section 24.b of the form, but she should probably not have listed anything there if she's not combining income with a qualified household member. Apparently, she wrote a number in that section (the child support, perhaps?) and they want information about the claimed household member. If the form was filled out incorrectly then fill it out again, correctly this time, and resubmit the form along with the supporting evidence (tax returns or transcripts, etc.). Don't send only the form. Don't send an explanation instead of the form. USCIS rarely issues a second RFE for the same evidence. If they're not satisfied with the response then they usually just deny the adjustment of status.

Whether or not to accept child support is up to the discretion of the IO who is reviewing the affidavit of support. If one or more of the children are nearing the age of majority (18 in most states) then the IO can presume that the child support will end soon, and the sponsor will not be able to maintain their income at the required minimum level for the foreseeable future after the child support payments have ended. You can end the doubt by getting a joint sponsor.

[robuk 0]

Sounds like she filled out the I-864 incorrectly. Income from household members is listed in section 24.b of the form, but she should probably not have listed anything there if she's not combining income with a qualified household member. Apparently, she wrote a number in that section (the child support, perhaps?) and they want information about the claimed household member. If the form was filled out incorrectly then fill it out again, correctly this time, and resubmit the form along with the supporting evidence (tax returns or transcripts, etc.). Don't send only the form. Don't send an explanation instead of the form. USCIS rarely issues a second RFE for the same evidence. If they're not satisfied with the response then they usually just deny the adjustment of status.

Whether or not to accept child support is up to the discretion of the IO who is reviewing the affidavit of support. If one or more of the children are nearing the age of majority (18 in most states) then the IO can presume that the child support will end soon, and the sponsor will not be able to maintain their income at the required minimum level for the foreseeable future after the child support payments have ended. You can end the doubt by getting a joint sponsor.

I want to say thank you for your sound advice on this matter. Will be sending the form again, correctly this time.