AOS, Can you used I-864 and i-864ez???

[deafguy72 99]

2 minutes ago, Seniorachen said:

How long did they review from scan date to case complete?was it less than a month?....Congrats to you,you are very close to one last step-the interview.....

NOA1-April 10th

NOA2-Jan 31 ( almost 2 months delay-RFE for divorce decree judge signature missing )

DOS- Feb 9

NVC received- Feb 23

MNL case #- April 4

Documents sent- April 18

IV fee ( rejected the first on April 13th then 1 week delay 2nd finally got through on April 24th )

CASE Complete- May 2

Awaiting for the interview date  

 

 

[Seniorachen 41]

9 minutes ago, deafguy72 said:

NOA1-April 10th

NOA2-Jan 31 ( almost 2 months delay-RFE for divorce decree judge signature missing )

DOS- Feb 9

NVC received- Feb 23

MNL case #- April 4

Documents sent- April 18

IV fee ( rejected the first on April 13th then 1 week delay 2nd finally got through on April 24th )

CASE Complete- May 2

Awaiting for the interview date  

 

 

Wow it was fast april 18 to may 2.....I think all april filers in nvc got case complete fast.......15days only did you call often?or just their initiave?

[deafguy72 99]

7 minutes ago, Seniorachen said:

Wow it was fast april 18 to may 2.....I think all april filers in nvc got case complete fast.......15days only did you call often?or just their initiave?

Yep. Much faster than with USCIS heh! BUT,,,,,, more hassle because of AOS the most painful who dont have enough or.... whatever. I sent my proof of domicile because I live overseas since 7 years  

[Seniorachen 41]

10 minutes ago, deafguy72 said:

Yep. Much faster than with USCIS heh! BUT,,,,,, more hassle because of AOS the most painful who dont have enough or.... whatever. I sent my proof of domicile because I live overseas since 7 years  

We too, what were the requirements you sent?or they asked?

 

Edited May 9, 2018 by Seniorachen

[deafguy72 99]

2 minutes ago, Seniorachen said:

We too, what were the requirements you sent?or they asked?

 

I'm sorry which one if its about proof of domicile?

[Seniorachen 41]

8 minutes ago, deafguy72 said:

I'm sorry which one if its about proof of domicile?

Yes, if it is okey, did you send a lot?I wanna see reference, how a lot shall I furnished....

[deafguy72 99]

4 minutes ago, Seniorachen said:

Yes, if it is okey, did you send a lot?I wanna see reference, how a lot shall I furnished....

valid US passport, valid drivers license, voter ID, checking/savings accounts, credit cards... You can google " proof of domicile and see some letters on this site. I submitted my proof of domicile letter because my address is overseas, not in the States so you will be fine with US mailing address  

[Seniorachen 41]

1 hour ago, deafguy72 said:

valid US passport, valid drivers license, voter ID, checking/savings accounts, credit cards... You can google " proof of domicile and see some letters on this site. I submitted my proof of domicile letter because my address is overseas, not in the States so you will be fine with US mailing address  

Well noted thank you for giving your thoughts......

[pushbrk 13,260]

9 hours ago, Seniorachen said:

Well noted thank you for giving your thoughts......

Technically, I think you can use the I-864EZ but to be safe, use the I-864.  Your income is sufficient, so leave the asset sections blank.  You are not required to have income for 2016.  You are required to enter a number from a tax return for 2016 or give justification for why you were not required to file.  If your current income is steady, sufficient, from a source in the USA for more than six months on the job, then I don't see ANY reason to have a joint sponsor.

 

Stop focusing on the W2.  You qualify if your income is from "employment" in the USA.  The W2 is just something people employed in the US get at the end of the year.  W2 income is the same as employee income.  It's just a different way of saying it.  You don't even have to send a W2 form at all, if you use a Tax Return Transcript from IRS for 2017.  Only the 2017 return is required.  You send a 2017 W2 only as part of a COMPLETE copy of your 2017 tax return.  Complete copy....OR...Tax Return transcript.  Interpret "OR" literally.

[Seniorachen 41]

25 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Technically, I think you can use the I-864EZ but to be safe, use the I-864.  Your income is sufficient, so leave the asset sections blank.  You are not required to have income for 2016.  You are required to enter a number from a tax return for 2016 or give justification for why you were not required to file.  If your current income is steady, sufficient, from a source in the USA for more than six months on the job, then I don't see ANY reason to have a joint sponsor.

 

Stop focusing on the W2.  You qualify if your income is from "employment" in the USA.  The W2 is just something people employed in the US get at the end of the year.  W2 income is the same as employee income.  It's just a different way of saying it.  You don't even have to send a W2 form at all, if you use a Tax Return Transcript from IRS for 2017.  Only the 2017 return is required.  You send a 2017 W2 only as part of a COMPLETE copy of your 2017 tax return.  Complete copy....OR...Tax Return transcript.  Interpret "OR" literally.

Thank you so much for enlightening me, true enough current income is sufficient but if to play it safe I will use co sponsor, the thought of residing out of the country and no 2016 doc's bothers us if it will be an issue or will cause a delay, we got rfe during uscis it was painful experience we do not wanna deal but no one can tell, so hoping we can provide all the things required thank you for helping......

[pushbrk 13,260]

Just now, Seniorachen said:

Thank you so much for enlightening me, true enough current income is sufficient but if to play it safe I will use co sponsor, the thought of residing out of the country and no 2016 doc's bothers us if it will be an issue or will cause a delay, we got rfe during uscis it was painful experience we do not wanna deal but no one can tell, so hoping we can provide all the things required thank you for helping......

Often folks are bothered by things they shouldn't be and not bothered by things they should be.  If your current AND 2017 income are sufficient, you do not need to obligate a "joint sponsor".  Have you read the contract portion of the affidavit?

[Seniorachen 41]

39 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Often folks are bothered by things they shouldn't be and not bothered by things they should be.  If your current AND 2017 income are sufficient, you do not need to obligate a "joint sponsor".  Have you read the contract portion of the affidavit?

Yes....

 

to justify it, looking towards the instruction #4 stated someone who completes and files forms....Apparently, I do not have complete 3 years....

[pushbrk 13,260]

4 minutes ago, Seniorachen said:

Yes....

 

to justify it, looking towards the instruction #4 stated someone who completes and files forms....Apparently, I do not have complete 3 years....

Not sure of your meaning here, but you enter information from three tax returns or you indicate the reason why you did not file.  If the reason, is that your income was below the filing threshold, simply hand write in the available space.  "Income below filing threshold".  Provide the total income number from the 1040 or adjusted gross from the 1040EZ for any year you DID file.

 

That has nothing to do with your current income.  Current income is the gross from a pay period times the number of pay periods in a year.  Paid every two weeks is 26 pay periods etc.

[Seniorachen 41]

22 minutes ago, pushbrk said:

Not sure of your meaning here, but you enter information from three tax returns or you indicate the reason why you did not file.  If the reason, is that your income was below the filing threshold, simply hand write in the available space.  "Income below filing threshold".  Provide the total income number from the 1040 or adjusted gross from the 1040EZ for any year you DID file.

 

That has nothing to do with your current income.  Current income is the gross from a pay period times the number of pay periods in a year.  Paid every two weeks is 26 pay periods etc.

Yes I have those ready, just need to decide which form to use i-864ez or with co-sponsor.honestly speaking, presently I see myself meeting the requirements of ez just bit bothered and confused with the taxes if it will affect. Now, I kind of understand, meaning to say even if 2016 no file or below threshold it will not affect the qualification,right?  Became reluctant if it will affect or labeled not good enough to support......

 

Thank you basically as what i have understood the relevant is the most recent year or the present year.

[pushbrk 13,260]

I repeat.  Just use the I-864.  Then you have nothing to worry about.  The prior tax return information required is the same on both forms.  Skip the asset questions.  Just leave them blank.  Interpret the word "optional" LITERALLY.

 

There are no "cosponsors".  What you don't need is a "joint sponsor".