Co Sponser & Sponser Dominican embassy

[Copitas 0]

hi guys i have a few questions hoping someone will help me?

me and my finance have our interview date coming up January 2 2013... we all ready gather the mayority of the documents to submitt the day of the interview...

our concerns are for the proof of income.. i have a job only issue is i get paid off the books cash weekly... i can get the letter from my boss thats no issuse but i have no pay stubs, no W2 , i dont have a bank account dont like puttin my money in banks. i been there for the past 2 year. what can i do to show proof of my income. i was on unemployement for a while as well during that time i only have the unemployement info... i didnt file taxes.. what should i do..

i have a co sponser my uncle he filled out I-134 he works for nyc police department and FDNY .. besides the i-134 does he need to provide me eith his W2 & income taxes? am so concered i search threads after threads i havent come across on that helps me out can anyone answer these questions?

this is driving me nuts!!

[LA NEGRA 19]

Santo Domingo usually ask for I-864 and not I-134 even thought I took both and was never ask for neither

[Copitas 0]

Santo Domingo usually ask for I-864 and not I-134 even thought I took both and was never ask for neither

hi negra thanks for letting me know i have to fill out the form 1-864 i heard a few people sayin the same that no income was asked but i just want to have all in case its aaked for

[LA NEGRA 19]

THATS WHAT I DID... I HAD EVERYTHING JUST IN CASE. GOOD LUCK

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Even if you are able to get by with this for the K-1 interview using the I-134, you will not be able to when it comes time to file for adjustment of status and you have to supply the USCIS with an I-864. You must list the last 3 years of taxes on the form and send in the most recent year's transcript. If you did not file taxes, you must send them a statement as to why you were not legally required to file taxes. You cannot do either of those things at the moment. You need to file back taxes.

[C-ma'am 684]

Even if you are able to get by with this for the K-1 interview using the I-134, you will not be able to when it comes time to file for adjustment of status and you have to supply the USCIS with an I-864. You must list the last 3 years of taxes on the form and send in the most recent year's transcript. If you did not file taxes, you must send them a statement as to why you were not legally required to file taxes. You cannot do either of those things at the moment. You need to file back taxes.

What she said

[reese1 68]

Make sure you get a copy of the co-sponsors birth certificate or bio page of passport to show he is a USC or LPR. If you get the tax transcripts you will not need to the w-2.

[Copitas 0]

Even if you are able to get by with this for the K-1 interview using the I-134, you will not be able to when it comes time to file for adjustment of status and you have to supply the USCIS with an I-864. You must list the last 3 years of taxes on the form and send in the most recent year's transcript. If you did not file taxes, you must send them a statement as to why you were not legally required to file taxes. You cannot do either of those things at the moment. You need to file back taxes.

Hi thanks for the reply but am questioning about K-1 visa not AOS.. am not that far along yet. thanks for trying to help but u left me exactly where i was before wondering what documentation to take to show proof of income

Make sure you get a copy of the co-sponsors birth certificate or bio page of passport to show he is a USC or LPR. If you get the tax transcripts you will not need to the w-2.

Thanks i will ask my uncle for his bio info.... what do you sugguest I can do to show my income? as i mentioned before i work off the books for the past 2 years

[reese1 68]

Hi thanks for the reply but am questioning about K-1 visa not AOS.. am not that far along yet. thanks for trying to help but u left me exactly where i was before wondering what documentation to take to show proof of income

Thanks i will ask my uncle for his bio info.... what do you sugguest I can do to show my income? as i mentioned before i work off the books for the past 2 years

Really there is nothing you can do but go with a co-sponsor which it already sounds like you were planning on doing. You will need to fill out the I-864 as well. You will have to list your income, I would bring the letter from your employer stating your income, when you started and so forth. I am pretty sure your employer is not going to state in writing that he pays you under the table, so you are going to also need to write a statement as to why you have not filed a tax return for the time you have been working there. And this year I would suggest filing, even if you don't take the suggestion of the others and file your back tax returns you need to start filing from here on out. The AOS will come up faster than you think.

[KayDeeCee 4,893]

Hi thanks for the reply but am questioning about K-1 visa not AOS.. am not that far along yet. thanks for trying to help but u left me exactly where i was before wondering what documentation to take to show proof of income

AOS happens soon after the foreign fiance(e) enters the US and you get married. If DR wants you to file an I-864, then how are you going to list your last 3 years worth of taxes on #25 of the form? How will you provide your most recent tax transcript or make a statement as to why you were not legally obligated to file taxes? Those things are required with the I-864 whether you fill one out now for K-1 and/or in a few months for AOS. The petitioner must file an affidavit of support and supply the financial documents that go along with it, even when using a co-sponsor. My advice remains the same. You need to file your taxes.