Please help!!

[brodriguez2010 0]

Hello,

I have some questions, but first I will explain more about our case. My husband went last year for his Medical Exam and Interview on the 17-19 of November. Due to some things at his exam, he was found ineligible for his Visa under denial code 1A4 (drug user or abuser) and 9B2 (unlawful presence in the USA for more than 1 year). We have an approved I-601A waiver that forgives the unlawful presence. My husband was told he had to wait in Mexico for a year and could do a new exam and interview December 2015 (this month). His DS-260 was unlocked for us to update. I am working on that now.

My question is, what else might my husband need to update or take to the exam and interview?

Will he need to take the sponsor and co sponsor tax return papers for 2014 to the interview? Originals/copies?

I've read something about police certificates? Will he need one of those? If so would it just be from Mexico since he's been there for the past year?

On the DS-260, it asks for Supervisors Given and Surnames on work history, does it have to be their full name (possibly 2 last names) or just First and 1 last?

Our DS-260 says paid and expires In January, will we have to pay anything for that again?

Any other information I should be aware of?

They didn't give him back and of his papers (Birth certificates, marriage license, etc.) at his last interview. Would the consulate still have that then?

Thanks so much for any help y'all can offer! I am stressing and worried so much.

I have tried adding a picture of the paper my husband received at his interview with the denials and instructions. It's in Spanish however.

[Ryan H 3,819]

Moved from Progress Reports to Process & Procedures.

[Penguin_ie 5,995]

Will he need to take the sponsor and co sponsor tax return papers for 2014 to the interview? Originals/copies?

- Yes. Copies (or the fax you can get from the IRS) are fine. If your income has changed, be sure to bring new I-864 too.

I've read something about police certificates? Will he need one of those? If so would it just be from Mexico since he's been there for the past year?

- Most police certs are valid a year so yes, he likely will need a new one from at least Mexico.

On the DS-260, it asks for Supervisors Given and Surnames on work history, does it have to be their full name (possibly 2 last names) or just First and 1 last?

- What they are known by, in case the embassy wants to contact them (which is very unlikely, but you never know).

Our DS-260 says paid and expires In January, will we have to pay anything for that again?

- Usually yes.

[brodriguez2010 0]

Thank you for responding. How would I go about filing a new I-864. Would they tell me when I made him a new appointment, if this is something he would need? I just updated his DS-260 and he signed, submitted, and printed the confirmation page.

[Penguin_ie 5,995]

They may not tell you before interview, sio to speed things up, you'd just fill in a new one so he can have it with him.