U.S embassy requiring additional document? A.S.A.P

[jm17 6]

Hi everyone, we receive an email from U.S embassy requiring us to bring additional document to our interview. It is i-864a for the wife of the joint sponsor. My question is do we still need to bring a photocopy of her tax return and w2? (She is not the joint sponsor only her husband). The problem is they still dont have the tax return for 2015.

Here is the email that they sent us. Thank You everyone

Dear BXXX

REF CASE: MNL2015XXX

INVOICE NUMBER: 3XXX

Congratulations on your upcoming immigrant visa interview. Your file is now with the U.S. Embassy in Manila and we have had a chance to review it. Based on our review, you need to bring the following documents with you to your interview:

AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT

From a Qualified Joint Sponsor: RXXX

It appears the Affidavit of Support you provided is incomplete. Please provide the following:

- Affidavit of Support (I-864A) with original signatures from RXXX and TXXXX for JXXXX. Part 5 should be signed by the Qualified Joint Sponsor. The form may be downloaded at http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864a.pdf. Please be aware that photocopied and scanned copies of the completed I-864A will not be accepted.

FROM APPLICANT(S)

- Birth Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for BXXX

- Birth Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for BXXX

- Marriage Certificate issued by the PSA Philippine Statistics Authority for BXXX

- Certificate of No Record of Marriage (CENOMAR) issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) within the past 12 months for BXXX

- Medical examination results for BXXX

- Medical examination results for BXXX

CLEARANCES

- National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) Clearance issued within the past 12 months for BAXXXX

- National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) Clearance issued within the past 12 months for BAXXXX

Please remember to bring with you:

- A valid passport and all expired passports for each applicant.

- A confirmation page from your DS-260 online application for each visa applicant.

- If you have lived in a country other than the Philippines or the United States for more than 12 months, please submit a police clearance from that country. For more information please go to: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html, search for the country you lived in before, and look at the information provided in the "police records" section.

We hope this email helps you prepare for your interview. If you are unable to obtain all of the requested documents, you may still attend your interview at the U.S. Embassy. However, if you do not bring these documents to your interview, it will delay the issuance of your visa.

To facilitate a timely processing of immigrant visa applications, all applicants are reminded to register their delivery address online. Failure to designate a delivery address prior to your appointment date will result in delayed delivery of your passport and visa. To register online, click on the “Select Document Delivery Address” link under the Immigrant Visas section of our website (http://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/). Once there, click on the appropriate link to register a delivery address for the first time, or to change an existing delivery address. If you have any question(s) on how to register a delivery address, please contact Manila’s Visa Information and Appointment Service Center at (632) 976-8500, (632) 976-8501 or (632) 976-8502.

Sincerely,

Immigrant Visa Section

U.S. Embassy

Manila, Philippines

[carton025 38]

It is a personal choice, but along with the above requested documentation/evidence, I would also take alone with me a copy of the entire petition and its supporting documentation and evidence. This is for just in case you get asked for other documentation/evidence during the interview you will have it with you.

Best of luck!

[Caryh 5,206]

tax statements for 2015 are not required yet, because taxes don't need to be filed yet. The husband might be the joint sponsor, but because he is married and filed taxes with his spouse, his spouse also becomes a joint sponsor.

[jm17 6]

Thanks for the reply. So it means that we have to bring a copy of her 2014 tax return and w2?

[jm17 6]

Is she going to put her 2014 income in the most recent in part 4 (your federal income tax information) of i-864a?

[Hank_ 9,174]

Hi everyone, we receive an email from U.S embassy requiring us to bring additional document to our interview. It is i-864a for the wife of the joint sponsor. My question is do we still need to bring a photocopy of her tax return and w2? (She is not the joint sponsor only her husband). The problem is they still dont have the tax return for 2015.

Here is the email that they sent us. Thank You everyone

Dear BXXX

REF CASE: MNL2015XXX

INVOICE NUMBER: 3XXX

Congratulations on your upcoming immigrant visa interview. Your file is now with the U.S. Embassy in Manila and we have had a chance to review it. Based on our review, you need to bring the following documents with you to your interview:

AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT

From a Qualified Joint Sponsor: RXXX

It appears the Affidavit of Support you provided is incomplete. Please provide the following:

- Affidavit of Support (I-864A) with original signatures from RXXX and TXXXX for JXXXX. Part 5 should be signed by the Qualified Joint Sponsor. The form may be downloaded at http://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/files/form/i-864a.pdf. Please be aware that photocopied and scanned copies of the completed I-864A will not be accepted.

FROM APPLICANT(S)

- Birth Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for BXXX

- Birth Certificate issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for BXXX

- Marriage Certificate issued by the PSA Philippine Statistics Authority for BXXX

- Certificate of No Record of Marriage (CENOMAR) issued by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) within the past 12 months for BXXX

- Medical examination results for BXXX

- Medical examination results for BXXX

CLEARANCES

- National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) Clearance issued within the past 12 months for BAXXXX

- National Bureau of Investigations (NBI) Clearance issued within the past 12 months for BAXXXX

Please remember to bring with you:

- A valid passport and all expired passports for each applicant.

- A confirmation page from your DS-260 online application for each visa applicant.

- If you have lived in a country other than the Philippines or the United States for more than 12 months, please submit a police clearance from that country. For more information please go to: http://travel.state.gov/content/visas/english/fees/reciprocity-by-country.html, search for the country you lived in before, and look at the information provided in the "police records" section.

We hope this email helps you prepare for your interview. If you are unable to obtain all of the requested documents, you may still attend your interview at the U.S. Embassy. However, if you do not bring these documents to your interview, it will delay the issuance of your visa.

To facilitate a timely processing of immigrant visa applications, all applicants are reminded to register their delivery address online. Failure to designate a delivery address prior to your appointment date will result in delayed delivery of your passport and visa. To register online, click on the “Select Document Delivery Address” link under the Immigrant Visas section of our website (http://www.ustraveldocs.com/ph/). Once there, click on the appropriate link to register a delivery address for the first time, or to change an existing delivery address. If you have any question(s) on how to register a delivery address, please contact Manila’s Visa Information and Appointment Service Center at (632) 976-8500, (632) 976-8501 or (632) 976-8502.

Sincerely,

Immigrant Visa Section

U.S. Embassy

Manila, Philippines

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