income and manila embassy?

[luve1 0]

hi guys,

im having to go thru the manila embassy to get my sweetie here. on the orginal i-134 i submitted for her interview i make alot more than the required amount but in 2004 i was injured and was drawing disability so it did not meet the requirement. what will they look for..current or past or both.what u think?

[hotairguy 0]

Although Manila can and will ask for the last three years of tax returns, they are most concerned with the current return, W-2's and the EMPLOYER LETTER. If you are above the 125% for the current year and the letter states your salary and the job is permanent, you should be fine. Marilyn and Peter.

[mikesocal 1]

hi guys,

im having to go thru the manila embassy to get my sweetie here. on the orginal i-134 i submitted for her interview i make alot more than the required amount but in 2004 i was injured and was drawing disability so it did not meet the requirement. what will they look for..current or past or both.what u think?

hi guys,

im having to go thru the manila embassy to get my sweetie here. on the orginal i-134 i submitted for her interview i make alot more than the required amount but in 2004 i was injured and was drawing disability so it did not meet the requirement. what will they look for..current or past or both.what u think?

I understand your concern, I have almost the same situation. I would like to know how much weight they give to a previous year that was below the cut-off income line. I am self-employed and do not have an employer's letter to submit, only taxes and property equity(which is very good thanks to So Cal realestate). I will be counting on this years income tax return to do the trick. It is good that you have others from the Phillipines to help with previous experiences, seems like no one has any experience from Nicaragua yet.

My 2 cents....Mike