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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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I am petitioning for my husband. I'm getting AOS and IV packets ready. My dad will be our joint sponsor but he files taxes jointly with my mom. My question is, do they BOTH have to fill out an I-864 form?? EACH?

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Who here has had their joint sponsor send just tax returns?? NOT transcripts and have had success?? I would like to mail everything out this weekend and didint want to wait until my dad got his transcripts. He just has his tax returns at home.

Any additional advice is appreciated.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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I am petitioning for my husband. I'm getting AOS and IV packets ready. My dad will be our joint sponsor but he files taxes jointly with my mom. My question is, do they BOTH have to fill out an I-864 form?? EACH?

Question #2

Who here has had their joint sponsor send just tax returns?? NOT transcripts and have had success?? I would like to mail everything out this weekend and didint want to wait until my dad got his transcripts. He just has his tax returns at home.

Any additional advice is appreciated.

Tax returns are fine but should include all supporting docs.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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Question 1: My dad is a joint sponsor and does married filing jointly with my mom with their taxes. My dad filled out I864 and my mom filled out I864a to attach to his joint sponsor form. She is a household member of a sponsor (in this case, my dad). Good to use to prove they are both aware of the sponsorship, especially if they are married filing jointly.

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06/01/2015 DS-261 opened, completed

06/04/2015 AOS fee invoiced, paid

06/11/2015 Email received from NVC notifying of acceptance of DS-261

07/06/2015 IV Fee opened

07/20/2015 IV Fee paid

07/27/2015 DS-260 submitted

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07/30/2015 Scan date for AOS & IV packages

08/20/2015 CASE COMPLETE

08/26/2015 Case Complete email

08/27/2015 Interview Letter received by email

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Brazil
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Tax returns are fine but should include all supporting docs.

What kind of supporting docs? Are you referring to W2's?? Pay stubs??

If so, how many pay stubs? For the whole year??

Question 1: My dad is a joint sponsor and does married filing jointly with my mom with their taxes. My dad filled out I864 and my mom filled out I864a to attach to his joint sponsor form. She is a household member of a sponsor (in this case, my dad). Good to use to prove they are both aware of the sponsorship, especially if they are married filing jointly.

Thanks. How many tax returns did they use??

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Letter from employer, current pay stubs and tax returns for past three years are the norm. If you're sending copies of filed tax returns you need to send everything - W2s, all schedules not just copy of 1040.

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Filed: K-3 Visa Country: Thailand
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What kind of supporting docs? Are you referring to W2's?? Pay stubs??

If so, how many pay stubs? For the whole year??

Thanks. How many tax returns did they use??

I am referring to anything that was submitted with the tax return. Supporting documents just as was sent to the IRS. Pay stubs? If that income is reflected on the return it isn't needed really but you can send a YTD stub.

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Filed: IR-1/CR-1 Visa Country: Chile
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I will be submitting all three past years of their transcripts (2012-2014), nothing else.

USCIS

03/17/2015 I-130 sent to Chicago Lockbox

03/19/2015 I-130 NOA1 (California)

04/15/2015 I-130 NOA2 (27 days)


NVC

04/29/2015 Case received at NVC

05/07/2015 Case Number, IIN assigned

06/01/2015 DS-261 opened, completed

06/04/2015 AOS fee invoiced, paid

06/11/2015 Email received from NVC notifying of acceptance of DS-261

07/06/2015 IV Fee opened

07/20/2015 IV Fee paid

07/27/2015 DS-260 submitted

07/28/2015 AOS & IV packages mailed together

07/30/2015 Scan date for AOS & IV packages

08/20/2015 CASE COMPLETE

08/26/2015 Case Complete email

08/27/2015 Interview Letter received by email

08/31/2015 Case left NVC, "In Transit" to Consulate


EMBASSY

09/01/2015 CEAC shows "Ready" at Consulate

10/07/2015 Interview (rescheduled from 09/16/2015) - 202 days from NOA1 - 48 days from Case Complete

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