Request for initial evidence (I-485) TAX

[Sintique054 0]

Hi, my name is Ruben and I'm the petitioner of my wife ( from Argentina). The thing is that we already sent all the forms and made the finger prints. But they are asking for the income tax. The thing is that we already sent those income tax from the petitioner and joint sponsor fourth times. But they still asking for the thing and they are not explicit. We called a lot of times to USCIS and they don't have answers, and we went to USCIS office for speak wit someone, and they don't know why they are asking for the same thing. I'm sending the income tax from last year but not the official transcript of the IRS. Do they want that official transcript?. Because the reality is that they are not explicit. Please help me.

Me as a petitioner I sent the W2 and the forms that I made with the counter, and the Joint sponsor only the from of the return income of 2014. But maybe the need the official transcript from the IRS?

I'm going to attach the document that USCIS sent me for the fourth time.

[aleful 1,905]

hi

what other supporting documents did you send before?

you only mentioned the 2014 taxes for the joint sponsor? did he send as well proof of citizenship or being a LPR? did he send letter from employer and paystubs?

is the joint sponsor married or single? if he is married, did he send copies of his W2?

and what other supporting documents did you send?

please mention in detail what you have sent in the prior times

thanks

btw, I'm from Argentina as well, from Cordoba

[Penguin_ie 5,993]

Yes, IRS ttranscripts, the ones you can get by calling them

[arken 4,197]

It seems like at this time USCIS is not looking for the tax transcripts. They want the copy of the federal tax return along with W2s and associated schedules for 2014. So send them those from both the petitioner and the joint sponsor.

[Umka36 781]

Tax transcripts are better in my opinion, since that is what was submitted to the IRS and it's only a few pages long. Giving a copy of the actual tax return document is cumbersome, because you have to provide a copy of everything submitted to the IRS and there's a potential of missing a document.

[Sintique054 0]

I have an other question. If the joint sponsor makes 42.000$ per year, and the sponsor's household size is 3. Does he qualify for be my Joint Sponsor?