Co-sponsor is acceptable in Manila?

[Rica Ross 3]

Hi there! I am so really worried at the moment because my fiance didn't meet the 100% Poverty guidelines at all. It shows on his H and R block tax transcript that he only got $11,000 gross income. But when we calculated it adding his whole income from 2 of his jobs he got more than likely around  $20,000 dollars. But why it only shows too little on his tax transcript? He said he can prove that he literally made more than $11,000 buy providing his pay stubs and w2s from the both jobs he have.... is that possible? Or either way we need an employment letter from the 2 companies he works and state there how much he made with them plus the co- sponsors ITR and Affidavit of support (it will be his mom). 

Is someone have kinda the same problem like me? But successfully approved and had a co-sponsor????

 

Thanks a lot.

[jaliuana 6]

i cant really answer about what is going on with his taxes but, yes many people have been approved with a joint sponser. even if he didnt make enough, he and his mom will both do an affidavit of support and if mom is married the spouse will do an i-864a.

Edited April 24, 2018 by jaliuana

[Rica Ross 3]

Just now, jaliuana said:

i cant really answer about what is going on with his taxes but, yes many people have been approved with a joint sponser.

Thanks though 😔  I'm too worried that we are not going to get approved because of this.

[jaliuana 6]

1 minute ago, Rica Ross said:

Thanks though 😔  I'm too worried that we are not going to get approved because of this.

i understand! this visa stuff can be very stressful but, i think youre fine as long as his mom makes enough. i dont make enough either and had my mother as a joint sponser and all is going fine so far

[Rica Ross 3]

Just now, jaliuana said:

i understand! this visa stuff can be very stressful but, i think youre fine as long as his mom makes enough. i dont make enough either and had my mother as a joint sponser and all is going fine so far

very stressful indeed. As long as we have a faith in God to everything will be so possible! 

Congrats tho 💖 Is your fiancè with you now?

 

hearing it from you literally makes me feel okay again I'm too worried ugh.

 

[jaliuana 6]

18 minutes ago, Rica Ross said:

very stressful indeed. As long as we have a faith in God to everything will be so possible! 

Congrats tho 💖 Is your fiancè with you now?

 

hearing it from you literally makes me feel okay again I'm too worried ugh.

 

i am doing the cr-1 but im pretty sure its the same for k-1 as long as the cosponser makes enough! i think so that you feel better you should search here on this site others doing/have done their k-1 with a co sponsor. this site is so useful. my husband isnt here yet but we are close to the end of the process and just waiting for the interview! 

Edited April 24, 2018 by jaliuana

[jaliuana 6]

i just searched your concern and i found that their acceptance is on a case by case basis.. meaning maybe they will. im sorry i gave you the information without being 100% sure, is the cr-1 route possible for you? i know that the cr-1 they 100% accept a joint sponsor.

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

2 hours ago, Rica Ross said:

Hi there! I am so really worried at the moment because my fiance didn't meet the 100% Poverty guidelines at all. It shows on his H and R block tax transcript that he only got $11,000 gross income. But when we calculated it adding his whole income from 2 of his jobs he got more than likely around  $20,000 dollars. But why it only shows too little on his tax transcript? He said he can prove that he literally made more than $11,000 buy providing his pay stubs and w2s from the both jobs he have.... is that possible? Or either way we need an employment letter from the 2 companies he works and state there how much he made with them plus the co- sponsors ITR and Affidavit of support (it will be his mom). 

Is someone have kinda the same problem like me? But successfully approved and had a co-sponsor????

 

Thanks a lot.

Manila hasn't request I-134, tax records or pay stubs for over 3 years now on most K1.

 

Even some CO conducting interviews have told the interviewee that the I-134 was never ever really needed in the past.

[Rica Ross 3]

20 minutes ago, Chris Duffy said:

Manila hasn't request I-134, tax records or pay stubs for over 3 years now on most K1.

 

Even some CO conducting interviews have told the interviewee that the I-134 was never ever really needed in the past.

That's what I heard. But I'm just going to collect those important things in case one of the C.O ask for it.

[Rica Ross 3]

2 hours ago, jaliuana said:

i just searched your concern and i found that their acceptance is on a case by case basis.. meaning maybe they will. im sorry i gave you the information without being 100% sure, is the cr-1 route possible for you? i know that the cr-1 they 100% accept a joint sponsor.

Well I am praying that mine and my fiancès journey will be all good💖 If happens cr1 is another way.

 

Goodluck 💓

[Chris Duffy 1,257]

2 minutes ago, Rica Ross said:

That's what I heard. But I'm just going to collect those important things in case one of the C.O ask for it.

Good Plan

 

Co-Sponsors have always been a case by case basis in Philippines, My mother was the co sponsor on her grandson about 20 years ago in Manila.  I did a K1 in 2008 in Manila and another one in 2014 in Manila. 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

if his transcript shows less than his earnings, one of two things occurred, H&R Block made a  mistake or he under-reported earnings, in either case he needs to file an amendment to correct this. this is an issue unto itself, not just an issue with the granting of the visa, it may affect SS later in life as well as expose you to penalties from the IRS for misrepresentation of tax burden

[Rica Ross 3]

57 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

if his transcript shows less than his earnings, one of two things occurred, H&R Block made a  mistake or he under-reported earnings, in either case he needs to file an amendment to correct this. this is an issue unto itself, not just an issue with the granting of the visa, it may affect SS later in life as well as expose you to penalties from the IRS for misrepresentation of tax burden

Thank you for enlighten me. I will let him know about this .