What to do if you have no recent tax returns, but you have a job which meets income requirements?

[payxibka 10,047]

1 minute ago, carton025 said:

PAYXIBKA, the above statement by you would be based on your education and experience regarding similar experiences you have encountered with the USCIS, right?  My education and experience with the USCIS varies very differently from yours..., Imagine that!

Good luck getting the IRS to issue such a "statement.  Just my opinion.  Imagine that!

[carton025 38]

My apologies to the OP.  ####### for tat is what is going on here.

Best of luck in your visa journey.

[geowrian 22,338]

10 hours ago, carton025 said:

PAYXIBKA, the above statement by you would be based on your education and experience regarding similar experiences you have encountered with the USCIS, right?  My education and experience with the USCIS varies very differently from yours..., Imagine that!

Any experience or knowledge of USCIS wouldn't apply here as the I-134 is evaluated by the CO at the embassy.

[janet3 1,170]

On 4/6/2018 at 10:00 PM, battsher said:

Where do you see this? As I read it (and about to submit for approval of a K-1 visa), the I-134 is required but there is no extra requirement for a tax return. I-134 requires a tax return only if you are self-employed. Proof of current employment is absolutely required by the I-134 unless you are claiming to be self employed or otherwise financially solvent (sitting on a pile of cash and/or retirement benefits).

 

 

Apologies. You are correct. 

It was the embassy that required the tax transcript. 

Thank you @geowrian for clarification.

[carton025 38]

19 hours ago, geowrian said:

Any experience or knowledge of USCIS wouldn't apply here as the I-134 is evaluated by the CO at the embassy.

No.  The only personal experience, via my gal and the I-134 , has been her experience at the USE Hong Kong.  She was asked a lot of "unnecessary" questions regarding the validity of our relationship, but no financial questions because, in my opinion, the documentation included with whatever part of the visa process was sufficient. Please pardon my familiarity, or lack thereof, regarding the I-134.