November 2017 Filers K1 VISA I-129F (merged)

[Saiali 13]

3 minutes ago, Naes said:

I don't think you really need to. U.K. Concentrates on the co-sponsor. But still fill out a i-134 even if you don't meet the requirements (you can add the transcript if you like just as a precaution) because even though normally U.K. Doesn't ask for the sponsor who won't be providing, somebody actually got stuck the other day because of it.

Thanks Naes for the informed delivery link. 

[Naes 12,205]

1 minute ago, Saiali said:

Thanks Naes for the informed delivery link. 

Fun fact: I am telling everyone to get informed delivery here thinking we already had it last week I learnt my fiancé didn't verify himself....

 

now we have it

 

[UKUSABoston 56]

5 minutes ago, Naes said:

I don't think you really need to. U.K. Concentrates on the co-sponsor. But still fill out a i-134 even if you don't meet the requirements (you can add the transcript if you like just as a precaution) because even though normally U.K. Doesn't ask for the sponsor who won't be providing, somebody actually got stuck the other day because of it.

Thank you! I'll fill it out just in case. You never know! Ok another question bc the lawyer we asked didn't help at all. My grandfather  is retired, he makes plenty on retirement a year but what does he need paperwork wise  if he is retired he obviously doesn't get W2s

[Naes 12,205]

1 minute ago, UKUSABoston said:

Thank you! I'll fill it out just in case. You never know! Ok another question bc the lawyer we asked didn't help at all. My grandfather  is retired, he makes plenty on retirement a year but what does he need paperwork wise  if he is retired he obviously doesn't get W2s

Now that I can't answer... did you try searching the forum cause I'm sure I saw this question quite a few times.

[Saiali 13]

8 minutes ago, Naes said:

Now that I can't answer... did you try searching the forum cause I'm sure I saw this question quite a few times.

Wouldn't her grandfather get a yearly tax statement from whomever is issuing his monthly annuity payments? If so I'm thinking his monthly retirement would be considered taxable income and he would could go online for free at IRS.gov and print out his annual tax transcripts if he has been filing taxes still in the last few years. Just a thought I am no tax expert but I do know you can print a copy of your annual wages and tax transcript for each yr on IRS.gov after your taxes have been finalized each yr.

Edited February 16, 2018 by Saiali

[UKUSABoston 56]

7 minutes ago, Naes said:

Now that I can't answer... did you try searching the forum cause I'm sure I saw this question quite a few times.

I will take a look through out the forums! 

 

2 minutes ago, Saiali said:

Wouldn't her grandfather get a yearly tax statement from whomever is issuing his monthly annuity payments? If so I'm thinking his monthly retirement would be considered taxable income and he would could go online for free at IRS.gov and print out his annual tax transcripts if he has been filing taxes still in the last few years. Just a thought I am no tax expert but I do know you can print a copy of your annual wages and tax transcript for each yr on IRS.gov after your taxes have been finalized each yr.

I think you might be right. I'll check the forums and ask around some more. Maybe his tax guy will know. 

Edited February 16, 2018 by UKUSABoston

[Naes 12,205]

2 minutes ago, Saiali said:

Wouldn't her grandfather get a yearly tax statement from whomever is issuing his monthly annuity payments? If so I'm thinking his monthly retirement would be considered taxable income and he would could go online for free at IRS.gov and print out his annual tax transcripts if he has been filing taxes still in the last few years. Just a thought I am no tax expert but I do know you can print a copy of your annual wages and tax transcript for each yr on IRS.gov after your taxes have been finalized each yr.

Sounds about right. 

 

But because I'm the beneficiary as do not know how retirement works there I don't want to give wrong information. But sounds right to me.

[Saiali 13]

4 minutes ago, UKUSABoston said:

I will take a look through out the forums! 

 

I think you might be right. I'll check the forums and ask around some more. Maybe his tax guy will know. 

Im only going off one of my older friends who retired f

 

3 minutes ago, Naes said:

Sounds about right. 

 

But because I'm the beneficiary as do not know how retirement works there I don't want to give wrong information. But sounds right to me.

Am am the sponsor,  I do know in the past when I have cashed out one of my retirement plans. I received an annual tax notice of it being taxable income. Of course it was double taxation because of my age. 

[Naes 12,205]

2 minutes ago, Saiali said:

Im only going off one of my older friends who retired f

 

Am am the sponsor,  I do know in the past when I have cashed out one of my retirement plans. I received an annual tax notice of it being taxable income. Of course it was double taxation because of my age. 

Perfect person to ask then!!!

[UKUSABoston 56]

5 minutes ago, Saiali said:

Im only going off one of my older friends who retired f

 

Am am the sponsor,  I do know in the past when I have cashed out one of my retirement plans. I received an annual tax notice of it being taxable income. Of course it was double taxation because of my age. 

Oh I will have him grab all the information then from his tax guy. I'm sure my grandfather keeps everything but gest get it off his guy! Ty guys! I know this is far in advance but I'm keeping hope that Mr. BEAN takes on all November filers lol

[Saiali 13]

14 minutes ago, UKUSABoston said:

Oh I will have him grab all the information then from his tax guy. I'm sure my grandfather keeps everything but gest get it off his guy! Ty guys! I know this is far in advance but I'm keeping hope that Mr. BEAN takes on all November filers lol

We all must just keep supporting each other through this amazing journey. 

[nykolos 711]

I was watching "Judge Judy" early this week, (I don't make a habit of it :)) anyway, there was one case where the plaintiff worked for Homeland Security, he was with his wife who was being grilled by JJ about her husband's occupation,  Long story short, His job is to process immigrant visa applications,  he explains that he works from his home 4 days a week and 1 day in the office, and the reason for that is over crowding at the agency..  I was able to find the video;  

 

[K1visaHopeful 2,865]

11 minutes ago, nykolos said:

I was watching "Judge Judy" early this week, (I don't make a habit of it :)) anyway, there was one case where the plaintiff worked for Homeland Security, he was with his wife who was being grilled by JJ about her husband's occupation,  Long story short, His job is to process immigrant visa applications,  he explains that he works from his home 4 days a week and 1 day in the office, and the reason for that is over crowding at the agency..  I was able to find the video;  

 

Imagine if he did have access to the pool along with being able to work from home 4 days a week?

Sorry but now all I see is a bunch of Mr. Bean clones sipping on pina coladas and floating on blowup pink flamingos in pools in California.

 

[Gama 475]

I think we have found MR Bean who got drunk while working from home and approved the random Visas 🤣😂😂😂

[crisco 2]

https://egov.uscis.gov/cris/processTimesDisplayInit.do As of December 31st they're up to August 1st...if I read that confusing chart correctly. Seems to be moving along quicker lately.