I864EZ checklist.

[michey8988 2]

I just receive a checklist from Nvc it says

__________ income indicated on the I-864EZ Part 19 does not correspond to that shown on the most recent tax return and W-2(s).

I just copied what's on my W2?? am I doing something wrong?? does it have to be what's on my 1040? I gave my w2's for 2010,2011 & 2012.

They advised me that since my case is complete I have to send a new copy of filled out I864EZ to my husband for his interview. Has anyone have this issue before?

[waiting_______ 92]

I just receive a checklist from Nvc it says

__________ income indicated on the I-864EZ Part 19 does not correspond to that shown on the most recent tax return and W-2(s).

I just copied what's on my W2?? am I doing something wrong?? does it have to be what's on my 1040? I gave my w2's for 2010,2011 & 2012.

They advised me that since my case is complete I have to send a new copy of filled out I864EZ to my husband for his interview. Has anyone have this issue before?

You need to report the 1040 income on that item:

if you filed a 1040 (or 1040A), then use total income, and if you filed a 1040EZ, then use adjusted gross income.

[michey8988 2]

You need to report the 1040 income on that item:

if you filed a 1040 (or 1040A), then use total income, and if you filed a 1040EZ, then use adjusted gross income.

Hi waiting,

Is it not the same? the tax transcript 1040A and W2?

[waiting_______ 92]

Hi waiting,

Is it not the same? the tax transcript 1040A and W2?

No they are not the same.

Use the number on the tax return that was filled, not the w-2 form that an employer provides.

[michey8988 2]

No they are not the same.

Use the number on the tax return that was filled, not the w-2 form that an employer provides.

Hi waiting,

Thank you for your response:) I appreciate it:)

[pushbrk 12,882]

For a tax return transcript, use the total income number. If you want to know if two numbers are the same, look and see.

[michey8988 2]

For a tax return transcript, use the total income number. If you want to know if two numbers are the same, look and see.

Hi pushbrk,

Do ihave to put what's on my 1040 for the 3yrs? I filed my 2010,2011 and 2012 so donInjust have tomput what's on my 1040 on 2012? the 2010 and 2011 on my W2?

[pushbrk 12,882]

Hi pushbrk,

Do ihave to put what's on my 1040 for the 3yrs? I filed my 2010,2011 and 2012 so donInjust have tomput what's on my 1040 on 2012? the 2010 and 2011 on my W2?

NO. This question has already been answered. For some, the "total income" from a tax return transcript and the number on line 22 of the 1040 will actually be the same as the number on the W2. However, the number they are looking for is "total income", so line 22 of the 1040 or "total income" from the transcript is the right answer. REALLY.

For example, your W2 COULD say you earned enough to qualify but you took a big loss on your side business, stock loss, sale of property or depreciation that reduced the "total income" to a number that would NOT qualify. Give them the total income number or simply never move forward an inch in your immigration process.

[michey8988 2]

NO. This question has already been answered. For some, the "total income" from a tax return transcript and the number on line 22 of the 1040 will actually be the same as the number on the W2. However, the number they are looking for is "total income", so line 22 of the 1040 or "total income" from the transcript is the right answer. REALLY.

For example, your W2 COULD say you earned enough to qualify but you took a big loss on your side business, stock loss, sale of property or depreciation that reduced the "total income" to a number that would NOT qualify. Give them the total income number or simply never move forward an inch in your immigration process.

Hi pushbrk,

Now I understand thank you for your help;)

[pushbrk 12,882]

If your line 22 is lower than the number on your W2, it is also possible do not qualify to use the I-864EZ. If the total income is MORE than the W2, AND the W2 income alone is sufficient to qualify, you can use the EZ version if the other two questions are correctly answered yes. If your line 22 isn't enough to qualify, not only can you not use the EZ version, but you'll either need to make up each dollar of shortfall with three dollars in documented liquid assets or find a joint sponsor.