Visa Denied

[youandme13 28]

5 hours ago, javadown2 said:

 

Your on the right track now, but  you never should have sent the application without it being completed. Knowing that you didn't meet the income requirements and ignoring it was your first mistake. Once you send this in and as long as it meets the requirements then for now you will be fine. Good luck and keep us informed.

Well my husband thought that they would accept  the updated income which meet the requirements,  and he thought they would accept a letter explaining why he wasn't  required to file  for income tax in the year 2017 but the consultation did not consider it . So now bad things happen.  Very very stressful. I hope there is still hoe for this case because  I cannot take it we will redo  the whole process again. 

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

3 minutes ago, youandme13 said:

Well my husband thought that they would accept  the updated income which meet the requirements,  and he thought they would accept a letter explaining why he wasn't  required to file  for income tax in the year 2017 but the consultation did not consider it . So now bad things happen.  Very very stressful. I hope there is still hoe for this case because  I cannot take it we will redo  the whole process again. 

Do not let the process deter you, stick to the process, ask when you need help. The people here are great and will bend over backwards to help you reach your goals. If you have the nature to just give up you will fail. Dealing with the government doesn't always make sense, but it is usually consistent

[youandme13 28]

30 minutes ago, Randyandyuni said:

Do not let the process deter you, stick to the process, ask when you need help. The people here are great and will bend over backwards to help you reach your goals. If you have the nature to just give up you will fail. Dealing with the government doesn't always make sense, but it is usually consistent

That's  true , thnx for the encouraging  words.

[Randyandyuni 2,682]

2 hours ago, youandme13 said:

That's  true , thnx for the encouraging  words.

Your welcome, we've all been there

[youandme13 28]

On 12/17/2018 at 10:01 PM, Hank_ said:

Yup I just saw it ...    And it is not the normal 221G ... which is weird

 

I would still submit co-sponsor info through 2GO, making sure to include your MNL# and a copy of that denial letter.   You are out nothing to try .. and have everything to gain

Hi , I would like to ask if I  need to submit/send my passport with the co-sponsor documents  to the embassy if ever ?

[Hank_ 9,174]

9 hours ago, youandme13 said:

Hi , I would like to ask if I  need to submit/send my passport with the co-sponsor documents  to the embassy if ever ?

 

I would

[youandme13 28]

6 hours ago, Hank_ said:

 

I would

OK thnx Hank. .

[Just Paul 4,595]

On 12/16/2018 at 9:13 PM, youandme13 said:

So i will have to send that papers to the embassy with my passport? 

Follow the directions on the denial if any.  Otherwise the case will go back to the NVC and you can call or write them.  

 

Assuming the in laws are married - One files a I-864 and the other a I-864a.   The have to have enough income or assets for 4 people plus any other household members living with them to be at 125% of the federal poverty line for when you will be living.

[Just Paul 4,595]

23 hours ago, youandme13 said:

Hi , I would like to ask if I  need to submit/send my passport with the co-sponsor documents  to the embassy if ever ?

Don't submit the passport unless you are told to.   You may never see it back.

[youandme13 28]

On 12/21/2018 at 7:08 AM, Paul & Mary said:

Follow the directions on the denial if any.  Otherwise the case will go back to the NVC and you can call or write them.  

 

Assuming the in laws are married - One files a I-864 and the other a I-864a.   The have to have enough income or assets for 4 people plus any other household members living with them to be at 125% of the federal poverty line for when you will be living.

There was no directions really , just a refusal letter , no other  notes  but the lady at the releasing  section suggested  that I submit a joint sponsor documents  but doesn't  assure if the consul will consider it. Yes my in laws  are  filing out the forms now , and  I'm  gonna send it tomorrow  . But i just have a question , u mean to say it should be for 4 people then , they have a grandson  living with them , so it should be for 5 people now ?I'm confused. Thnx for the answers  

[Hank_ 9,174]

4 hours ago, youandme13 said:

There was no directions really , just a refusal letter , no other  notes  but the lady at the releasing  section suggested  that I submit a joint sponsor documents  but doesn't  assure if the consul will consider it. Yes my in laws  are  filing out the forms now , and  I'm  gonna send it tomorrow  . But i just have a question , u mean to say it should be for 4 people then , they have a grandson  living with them , so it should be for 5 people now ?I'm confused. Thnx for the answers  

If the grandson is a dependent (listed on their tax return) then yes he would be included.

 

Who should be on their I-864s   (not your husband for sure)   The two of them, you, any children you have (if none then zero for that), any children they have still being claimed on their taxes (if none, zero)

 

You and the two of them = 3

[youandme13 28]

1 hour ago, Hank_ said:

If the grandson is a dependent (listed on their tax return) then yes he would be included.

 

Who should be on their I-864s   (not your husband for sure)   The two of them, you, any children you have (if none then zero for that), any children they have still being claimed on their taxes (if none, zero)

 

You and the two of them = 3

Great thnx for the info! She used a household member though who filled up another  form, so that  makes 4. 

[youandme13 28]

2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

If the grandson is a dependent (listed on their tax return) then yes he would be included.

 

Who should be on their I-864s   (not your husband for sure)   The two of them, you, any children you have (if none then zero for that), any children they have still being claimed on their taxes (if none, zero)

 

You and the two of them = 3

I just have a few questions  . My inlaws  have the form 1040 for their income tax but they don't  have an employer since they have their  own business.  They sent me a bunch of their taxes  return lol and I don't  know what to do with it .

[youandme13 28]

2 hours ago, Hank_ said:

If the grandson is a dependent (listed on their tax return) then yes he would be included.

 

Who should be on their I-864s   (not your husband for sure)   The two of them, you, any children you have (if none then zero for that), any children they have still being claimed on their taxes (if none, zero)

 

You and the two of them = 3

Do u know if how long will a refused visa stays at the US embassy before  it will sent back to USCIS or worst terminated ?

[Hank_ 9,174]

1 hour ago, youandme13 said:

I just have a few questions  . My inlaws  have the form 1040 for their income tax but they don't  have an employer since they have their  own business.  They sent me a bunch of their taxes  return lol and I don't  know what to do with it .

They only need a copy of their tax return (self employed don't have a W2).  They could order their tax transcript from the IRS and send you that (email it even)  < this would be small, few pages   

 

As for how long your case file will be at the embassy that is hard to say ...   I would not delay too long regarding sending the co-sponsor support evidence

 

1 hour ago, youandme13 said:

Do u know if how long will a refused visa stays at the US embassy before  it will sent back to USCIS or worst terminated ?