Ok, so we got the RFE in the mail....

[scottukga 0]

On the affidavit of support form i had my wife file as the sponsor and my mother in law file as the joint sponsor....

My wife is just finishing up with college and only does horse riding lessons on the weekend to give her a small income. She does not earn enough to file taxes and therefore we explained that the first time.

Now the RFE's are back and they request fair ol' bit, including this years tax into (which we are waiting on coming back).

The real tricky issue is that they want my wife tax info and evidence of self employment. Well my wife can get a letter from the lady whose children she gives horse riding lessons to, however she has never filed taxes and she has never made enough. Do we just sent a letter explaining that, anyone got any advice?

Cheers,

Scott.

[Robin28 2]

On the affidavit of support form i had my wife file as the sponsor and my mother in law file as the joint sponsor....

My wife is just finishing up with college and only does horse riding lessons on the weekend to give her a small income. She does not earn enough to file taxes and therefore we explained that the first time.

Now the RFE's are back and they request fair ol' bit, including this years tax into (which we are waiting on coming back).

The real tricky issue is that they want my wife tax info and evidence of self employment. Well my wife can get a letter from the lady whose children she gives horse riding lessons to, however she has never filed taxes and she has never made enough. Do we just sent a letter explaining that, anyone got any advice?

Cheers,

Scott.

Well .. the best i can say is send them all that they are asking you for in the RFE .. as not sending it can be grounds for denial .. I think if your wife doesn't file taxes you do need to write a letter explaining why that is .. An employment letter from the lady whose children she gives lessons too would be helpful as well i imagine .. I'm sure there are people who know more about this exact type of situation and maybe then can be of more help .. If you really are lost you can always make an info pass appointment and talk to someone about it. Good Luck

[scottukga 0]

On the affidavit of support form i had my wife file as the sponsor and my mother in law file as the joint sponsor....

My wife is just finishing up with college and only does horse riding lessons on the weekend to give her a small income. She does not earn enough to file taxes and therefore we explained that the first time.

Now the RFE's are back and they request fair ol' bit, including this years tax into (which we are waiting on coming back).

The real tricky issue is that they want my wife tax info and evidence of self employment. Well my wife can get a letter from the lady whose children she gives horse riding lessons to, however she has never filed taxes and she has never made enough. Do we just sent a letter explaining that, anyone got any advice?

Cheers,

Scott.

Well .. the best i can say is send them all that they are asking you for in the RFE .. as not sending it can be grounds for denial .. I think if your wife doesn't file taxes you do need to write a letter explaining why that is .. An employment letter from the lady whose children she gives lessons too would be helpful as well i imagine .. I'm sure there are people who know more about this exact type of situation and maybe then can be of more help .. If you really are lost you can always make an info pass appointment and talk to someone about it. Good Luck

Thank you for your input and time,

SCott.

[scottukga 0]

Anyone else know anything useful about this type of situation? It would be appreciated,

Smooth journey to all,

Scott.