Please help :(

[Dustin117 1]

i have tried all i can to get a joint sponsor but to no avail i make above the poverty guideline by 12,000 the 125% part  i have no tax papers from last year cause i was in her country for the most part but i have a detailed letter explaining this...and i have 6 pay stubs and a letter of employment and how much i have in my account and im just beat now so if anybody can give me word of encouragement i would be grateful she has her K1 interview next week on the 13th i have waited 10 months for this and i feel bad cause i feel like i have failed

[MeghanK 629]

Unless I'm reading this wrong, you are fine... Letter from employer is good. Does it state in some fashion that your employment and salary there is secure? For your bank account info did you get a certified letter from the bank?

 

What are you so worried about, just that you don't have tax forms? You've given them all of the supplemental info you can in this scenario showing you have the money, you're not *required* to have tax returns to be approved.

[geowrian 22,337]

56 minutes ago, Dustin117 said:

i have no tax papers from last year cause i was in her country for the most part but i have a detailed letter explaining this

Did you have any income in 2017? Unless it was extremely low, you are required to file taxes. Otherwise, the letter can be sufficient.

 

32 minutes ago, MeghanK said:

What are you so worried about, just that you don't have tax forms? You've given them all of the supplemental info you can in this scenario showing you have the money, you're not *required* to have tax returns to be approved.

Depends on the CO/consulate involved. Some want to see a copy of your tax returns (if one was required to file).

 

@OP

Sounds like you'll probably be fine. The CO makes the final call on the public charge concern based on the totality of the circumstances, but nothing you've noted jumps out as a likely issue (so long a the tax thing is fine, as noted above).

[MeghanK 629]

6 minutes ago, geowrian said:

Did you have any income in 2017? Unless it was extremely low, you are required to file taxes. Otherwise, the letter can be sufficient.

 

Depends on the CO/consulate involved. Some want to see a copy of your tax returns (if one was required to file).

That's what I meant  No tax returns as in, they do not exist... not that they have them and just don't submit or just did not file. OP has posted before that they did not need to file.

[geowrian 22,337]

2 minutes ago, MeghanK said:

That's what I meant  No tax returns as in, they do not exist... not that they have them and just don't submit or just did not file. OP has posted before that they did not need to file.

Then he should be fine without them.

[MeghanK 629]

Best of luck through the interview stage, OP! Keep us posted! 

[Dustin117 1]

On 9/5/2018 at 8:44 PM, MeghanK said:

Best of luck through the interview stage, OP! Keep us posted! 

Thank you the thing is I have been at my job for 3 1/2 months and they asked for a co-sponser and nobody wants to give out there social security card I asked a few people and they don’t trust it so I’m without one and they asked for one but I have a CDL Class A I make now 34,000 a year I have just recieved a Pay raise I have a Route I run in a Marine base and it shows I have stability I’m hoping they see this 

[arken 4,197]

Who asked for a cosponsor? Did the interview already happen?

[Dustin117 1]

45 minutes ago, arken said:

Who asked for a cosponsor? Did the interview already happen?

The embassy and we have the interview on Thursday the 13th could not get a co sponsor 

[MeghanK 629]

10 hours ago, Dustin117 said:

The embassy and we have the interview on Thursday the 13th could not get a co sponsor 

What embassy? Why are you speaking to an embassy? Can you give us more details of who told you that and how you are communicating with whoever it is?

[Dustin117 1]

37 minutes ago, MeghanK said:

What embassy? Why are you speaking to an embassy? Can you give us more details of who told you that and how you are communicating with whoever it is?

It’s the embassy in Argentina I have not updated any info on here my fiancé has the interview on the 13th I was not speaking with the embassy in order for us to get a interview my fiancé had to drop off foto copy’s of her evidence at the embassy just to get a interview so after she did that they contacted her through email and gave her a list of things she will need to bring to the interview 

Edited September 9, 2018 by Dustin117

[MeghanK 629]

1 hour ago, Dustin117 said:

It’s the embassy in Argentina I have not updated any info on here my fiancé has the interview on the 13th I was not speaking with the embassy in order for us to get a interview my fiancé had to drop off foto copy’s of her evidence at the embassy just to get a interview so after she did that they contacted her through email and gave her a list of things she will need to bring to the interview 

If you are talking about the Packet 3 checklist, this is something that they give to everyone and is the same for everyone. If it says co-sponsor on there, it typically means *if needed* as evidence of support, not that everyone HAS TO have a co-sponsor. Are you under the assumption that this list was tailored specifically for you based on the evidence you submitted at the embassy? Because I'm certain that's not how it works. You likely have enough evidence based on the documentation you say you have, but in the end it might just be up to the officer. 

 

Again, I'm not as familiar with the Argentina consulate as I am the Canadian process so I'd recommend posting in the Argentina specific forum for folks who would understand your situation better based on that specific consulate. 

[Dustin117 1]

On 9/8/2018 at 9:55 PM, MeghanK said:

If you are talking about the Packet 3 checklist, this is something that they give to everyone and is the same for everyone. If it says co-sponsor on there, it typically means *if needed* as evidence of support, not that everyone HAS TO have a co-sponsor. Are you under the assumption that this list was tailored specifically for you based on the evidence you submitted at the embassy? Because I'm certain that's not how it works. You likely have enough evidence based on the documentation you say you have, but in the end it might just be up to the officer. 

 

Again, I'm not as familiar with the Argentina consulate as I am the Canadian process so I'd recommend posting in the Argentina specific forum for folks who would understand your situation better based on that specific consulate. 

Hey we got approved:) I’m super happy lol now I just know what I need to do I know I will get the adjustment of status stuff ready but whats the process with getting married how does she use the k1 visa to get married cause it need to be a vallid us ID just need some

more help 

[MeghanK 629]

On 9/15/2018 at 8:54 PM, Dustin117 said:

Hey we got approved:) I’m super happy lol now I just know what I need to do I know I will get the adjustment of status stuff ready but whats the process with getting married how does she use the k1 visa to get married cause it need to be a vallid us ID just need some

more help 

Hooray - congrats!! 

For next steps, read up on the K1 guide "After entering America" section: http://www.visajourney.com/k1-fiance-visa/

 

I believe the way it works is she doesn't need a U.S. ID to get married, just a valid ID like her passport. But check what's specifically required for your local office. The K1 just gets her in to the U.S. and then for AOS shows she was able to stay legally after the marriage and such, but not needed for the actual marriage process.

[M and Ed 74]

On 9/16/2018 at 12:54 AM, Dustin117 said:

Hey we got approved:) I’m super happy lol now I just know what I need to do I know I will get the adjustment of status stuff ready but whats the process with getting married how does she use the k1 visa to get married cause it need to be a vallid us ID just need some

more help 

hey¡ How many days between the paper drop off and the interview?