financial documents @ usem manila

[bgreen19 2]

hi VJ. when i'd be able to present all of my financial documentation at the embassy? from what i've read on the consulate reviews here the filipino screener just takes your most recent taxes and w2. we're wondering how the process works when you have other income you need to show that's not taxable. would that wait until we see the american co? just don't want that filipino screener to only take my tax info and w2 and have already made a judgement because it's low for last year without looking at my non taxable income and my current sustainable income. thanks.

[ppihtr123 68]

I just have to ask....What kind of non taxable income? Is there an asset associated with it which you can use to meet the guidelines?

[bgreen19 2]

I just have to ask....What kind of non taxable income? Is there an asset associated with it which you can use to meet the guidelines?

va disability income. i was below the 125% in taxable income last year but made above 125% in non-taxable va disability. now i have a job with the dept. of veterans affairs and make above the 125%.

[redvelvet 12]

Give all the financial documents to the Filipino interviewer, he/she will give recommendations to the American consul so you want your case to be ready before the interview with the American consul.

Good luck!

[Tahoma 2,292]

I think you will be submitting more than a tax return and a W-2 to the Filipino pre-screener. You will also be submitting your I-864, your employer's letter, your current paycheck stubs, and any other financial documents which provide proof of your income and/or assets. That's the time to submit the documentation of your disability payments.

By the way, don't you include the annual amount of your disability payments on your I-864?

[Hank_ 9,174]

He better as its a big chunk of change.