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Affidavit of support i864 for temporarily living abroad with spouse for long time

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Sukhybhullar   0

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I am a US citizen,my spouse's NO2 has been approved since march 19th 2014. Our all documents and fees have been submitted except AOS i-864. I could not send them my tax documents as i have been living with my husband for past 2 and half years in india.I had two sons born here who got US citizenship by birth (CRBA).I am not able to provide tax documents because i didnt work for tht period of time.My cousin is helping me out by providing his tax documents.I have property in US with partnership of 40% but the other owner with 60% is filing the taxes for it. I

have questions about my options ....

1. Can i still use my 40% property to show my real estate holdings in US?

2.Do i need to write any kind of letter along with the tax documents of my cousin?

3.What kind of documents do i need to provide the nvc with?

4.Can i mail the documents from india or do i have to mail from US.

If you have any kind of suggestions please do let us know.Thank you for all the help and suggestions and also your valuable time.

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Ryan H   3,812

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Hi. I have read that you should have filed taxes it does not matter if you worked or not.

If you didn't, you need to write a letter explaining why.

If you are doing DCF, you are going to take the documents with you when you go to the interview.

I am sorry that I can't answer the other questions. I hope someone else replies.

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You still need to complete an I-864 for yourself. If you made under the threshold to file then you need to include a letter stating why you were not required to file taxes.

Hi. I have read that you should have filed taxes it does not matter if you worked or not.

If you didn't, you need to write a letter explaining why.

If you are doing DCF, you are going to take the documents with you when you go to the interview.

I am sorry that I can't answer the other questions. I hope someone else replies.

You need to file taxes no matter where you lived but if you are unemployed you do not need to file.

You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.  - Dr. Seuss

 

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